Ian Dillon Showcase

What is a CastMe Showcase?

It is a public performer page you can share when someone asks to see your work. Your profile, selected clips, headshots, skills, credits and trusted links sit together on one clean CastMe page.

One link for casting teams, agencies, productions and collaborators.
A published Showcase can help your name and work become easier to find through Google.
You choose what is public, private or removed.

CastMe is free for performers. Uploaded media is not used to train AI models, and when media is deleted, it is removed from our side too.

What should I add first?

Start simple. A strong Showcase does not need to be huge, it just needs to make you easy to understand quickly.

A clear headshot or profile image.
A short intro that says who you are and what kind of work you are open to.
One selected clip, audition take or showreel excerpt if you have it.
Skills, accents, languages, training and trusted links such as YouTube, Instagram or LinkedIn.

Improve clips before you share them

Use CastMe Studio to rehearse scenes, test self-tape choices and get feedback before choosing what belongs on your public Showcase.

Practise with the Scene Partner and refine timing, reactions and delivery.
Use feedback to improve new takes before adding media to Showcase.

Open Studio

Ian Dillon Showcase

What is a CastMe Showcase?

What should I add first?

Improve clips before you share them

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CastMe member

Performance Clips

Worked With

This is more than a profile. It is your public stage.

CastMe member

Profile

Skills and Categories

At a Glance

Selected Clips

Credits and Collaborators

Professional Links