Your headshot is in one folder, your newest clip is on your phone, your credits are in a document and your professional links are scattered across several apps. Then someone asks to see your work.
A CastMe Showcase brings the material you choose into one public page with one link. It is built for actors, extras, models, writers, directors and other performance-industry creatives who need a clear place to present themselves or selected work.
What does a Showcase contain?
Your page can include a headshot, a short headline, location, bio, skills, credits, selected video clips and verified-format links to services such as YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, IMDb or your own website. You control what is added and whether the Showcase is published.
When would you use it?
- When a casting contact asks for your material
- When introducing yourself to an agency, director or collaborator
- When applying for a student film or independent project
- When sharing a recent clip without sending several attachments
- When you want a professional page connected to your name in search
Start with three things
You do not need to fill every field on the first day. A useful first Showcase needs:
- A direct headline. Say what you do and where you are based. For example: "Cork-based screen actor with comedy and commercial experience."
- One representative clip. Choose work that shows you clearly and reflects the kind of opportunity you want next.
- A simple public link. Use a clean slug based on your professional name so it is easy to remember and share.
What makes a strong first clip?
Use a clip where your face and voice are clear, the viewer can understand the moment quickly, and the material represents you honestly. Name the clip for what it is, such as "Dramatic scene", "Commercial read" or "Comedy monologue", rather than leaving it as "Clip 1".
Can it help on Google?
A published Showcase gives search engines a structured public page connected to your name, location, headline and selected work. That can support your professional presence when someone searches for you. It is not a promise of a particular Google ranking, and new pages can take time to appear.
What stays private?
Your Showcase is draft-only until you choose to publish it. You select the clips and information shown publicly. CastMe does not use your photos, videos, voice or performance media to train foundation AI models, and your work remains yours.
Studio and Showcase do different jobs
CastMe Studio is where you practise privately, review a take and make a stronger second pass. Showcase is where you present the work you are ready to share. Nothing moves from private practice to your public Showcase automatically.
How to build yours
Open Manage Showcase, write your headline, choose a public link, check the details flowing from your CastMe profile, add one strong clip and preview the page. Publish only when it looks like the version of you that you want someone else to meet.