A project can now have a site of its own: separate from your personal actor website, with its own address, its own design, and its own cast and crew listing.
Are you looking to hire a voice over talent for your next project? It can be a daunting task to find the right person for the job, but with the right considerations, you can make sure you get the best talent for the job.
I've heard some of you saying how you would like to be able to visually see all the new templates before you commit to signing up with Web For Actors membership... Well, now you can.
I've been asked about this one few times already, so I think I should do a write up on this.
It is very clear that we normally focus on actor websites. Duh, that's what A stands for in IADB, but IFDB is already taken up by Internet Famous Database, so all you filmmakers out there gotta talk to them for stealing your "f".
The meetups are here! Some of you have asked for it, so here it goes. We've added a meetups page.
Being a techie, I get this question a lot.Many actors want to post their reels online, but they don't have their videos in the right format.
Welcome to the our 2nd edition of Member Spotlight.We've asked our members to let us know what they're up to right now or to tell us one piece of creative work they've done that they're proud of and we've received some requests already.
One of our main goals here at IADB is to help you get yourself noticed.
How many times do you see in a film somebody walk up to a computer screen and open up a website that sort of looks like Google, or sort of looks like Facebook, but it's not.
So, you made a film, huh... What's next? Everybody seems to agree that these next 6 steps are the way to go.
Last week's blog post came from none other but social media guru, Heidi Dean. If you haven't visited her website yet, make sure you do.