Recently I was at an event in Hollywood where I spoke with an actor, whose name I won't mention, that was very resistant to the idea of owning a website.
Right off the bat, you see that I used the mention.com logo in my blog. Let me just clear this up from the start.
I'm about to take a writing hiatus for the year, but before I go, I just want to highlight some of the great moments of 2015.This was the year when we decided, ah, what the hell, lets add filmmakers to the list of IADB'ers.
It is our pleasure to announce our collaboration with deals for actors - a website dedicated purely to finding and aggregating deals that are important to you as a working actor.
We love to review any actor websites that we come across. When we noticed the most recent sponsor of NFMLA, we had to check it out right away.HCandF stands for Hollywood Casting and Film, and similarly as IADB, they are offering services to both filmmakers and actors.
I was asked recently - why do we do this? Why actor and filmmaker websites and why now?I've been developing websites for over 10 years now.
This page is dedicated to collect information about website resources and rate it on multiple criteria.
This is a collection of websites we recommend. These are all hand-picked by us. If you would like to recommend a resource, feel free to email us.
If you're an actor and you are serious about your online presence you must register for these free websites. No excuses!
We care so much about what you think of us, we're willing to reward you for your words.
I recently came across this website and thought it would be a great idea to share this with all of you out there.This site is pretty awesome because you can search it in so many ways.
Our main goal is to make sure that we give actors exactly what they want.