Make it with your AI. Host it on paste page.
Tell your AI your credits, your skills and who represents you, and it writes a site casting can skim in a minute. paste page gives it a link for every submission.
Actor website examples
A stage actor in Chicago with a new play opening, a screen actor in Atlanta who plays sheriffs and coaches, and a Minneapolis belter who also sings at weddings. Each one added a single line about the look.
Marguerite added“Ivory paper and deep teal with an elegant serif, like a good theater program.”
Stage and screen, new plays, Chicago
Dash added“Near-black with one amber, tall condensed capitals, like the slate at the top of a take.”
Film and TV, character roles, Atlanta
Pilar added“Lilac and hot magenta with a loud script, like a cabaret flyer.”
Musical theater, swing and cabaret, Minneapolis
The checklist
A casting assistant opens your link between forty other submissions. They want your face, your type, your credits and who to call, and they decide in about the time it takes to scroll once.
Who to call about you. Your agent's or manager's number as the first button, and an email for self-tape requests. If you're unrepresented, your own number goes there instead.
How it works
Step 1
It asks about your type, credits, training, skills and representation, then writes the full actor page with a call-my-agent button at the top.
I want a website for my acting work. Ask me these one at a time: 1. My name as it appears on my resume, where I'm based, and whether I mostly do stage, screen, musicals or voice? 2. My casting basics: union status (in general terms), training, height, and the age range I play? 3. My credits: for each, the show or film, my role, and the company, director or network? 4. Special skills: dialects, languages, singing range, dance, combat, sports, instruments, licenses? 5. Who represents me, and how should casting reach them? (agent or manager name, phone, email, or me directly) 6. My reel and headshots: where's the video link, and which photos should I upload? 7. What's coming up, and any work I book myself with a rate? (shows, screenings, roleplay, coaching, events) 8. Where can I work as a local, and what do I turn down? 9. How should it look? (colors, mood, anything to match) Then write the complete page as one HTML file with inline CSS. Put a call-my-agent button at the top, make every phone number tappable, and make it work well on phones.
Step 2
Choose an address, such as paste.page/marguerite-okoro, publish it, and paste it into submission notes, your email signature and the back of your printed resume.
Open paste pageYour photos
Upload your headshots and production stills in the paste page editor. Every image gets its own link to hand your AI.
Use
Skip
BeforeAfterYou, to your AI“Replace the wide stage shot with this one of me and Theo in the kitchen scene; you can actually see us.”
Change anything
You book a part, sign with someone new, or learn to ride a horse for a role. Ask your AI for the edit, paste the new version in, and the link on every old submission still opens it.
Same link every time. Nothing to reprint.
What’s on the page
Your agent for offers, your inbox for tape requests.
What gets you sorted into the yes pile.
The line that books commercials and odd parts.
Cities where you work without travel pay.
Proof you're good to have in the rehearsal room.
★★★★★
“Off book on day two.”
Priya · Oak Park
Where you’ll share it
Put the page in your bio, so a casting assistant who finds a rehearsal clip can see your resume in one tap.
Print the address under your contact block, so the paper copy stapled to your headshot leads to the reel.
When a director in a regional theater group posts a role, your reply carries everything at once.
Casting a mother, mid-40s, for a new play in Evanston. Strong dramatic chops, some humor. Who should I see?
Marguerite O. I'd love to read for this. Reel, credits and my agent's number are here: paste.page/marguerite-okoro
Corporate clients get a receipt that links back to your page and your availability.
paste.page/marguerite-okoro
Copy the prompt, answer the questions, and get a page built around your work and your area.
Open one of the three in the paste page editor, swap in your details and photos, and publish.
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