Adding a client
Clients are the brands and companies you have worked for, as distinct from the productions themselves. A commercial actor, a voice artist or a crew me...
Adding a credit
Project, company, category, your role, the billing and the dates. Category is what groups the credit on your resume, so a film in the television categ...
Adding an award
The award, the organization that gave it, the year, and the project it was for. Nominations count and are worth listing as nominations rather than bei...
Adding artwork to a credit
A poster or a production still beside a credit turns a line of text into something a reader stops on. Use the poster where there is one and a still yo...
An award that is not tied to one project
Some awards are for a body of work, a scholarship or a competition rather than a single production. Mark those Not Applicable and the award lists with...
Credits: Awards
This section is used to advertise any awards you might have received within your profession. If you do not have any awards, simply skip this page comp...
Has a videoCredits: Clients
Brands and companies you have worked for, as distinct from the projects themselves. A commercial actor, a voice artist or a crew member often has a cl...
Has a videoCredits: Your Credits
This may be the biggest part of your website. Here you should add the list of all the projects that you were a part of. We recommend adding all projec...
Has a videoHiding a credit without deleting it
A hidden credit stays on file and stops appearing on your website. Use it for work that no longer represents you, a production you would rather not di...
Putting your credits in order
Drag credits into the order that reads best. The default is chronological, which is the safe answer and rarely the persuasive one: the strongest credi...
Tagging a credit with a genre
Genres group your credits so a reader can see the shape of your work rather than a flat chronological list. They also drive the filtering some designs...
What the billing field does
Lead, supporting, featured and the rest. It prints beside the credit on your resume and it is what a reader uses to size the job without asking. Be ac...