You can search through all of our current casting calls on the Find Jobs page. We've got numerous filters you can use to narrow down your search for jobs that suit your look, skill set, and the exact type of work you're looking for!
Finding Casting Calls
Log into your account and navigate to the Find Jobs page on the top navigation banner of the website.
Once you come to this page, you can view all the current job listings on the site! On the top of the page are the filters you can use to narrow down your search.
Search Filters
The Search Filters are a great tool for you to search for job opportunities around your location, for different production types, for union or non union projects and more! Some search filters will appear out front. These are: Job Location, Job Type, Gender, and Age Range. To bring up more filters, simply click on the Filter button.
This will open up a host of additional filters to choose from such as Compensation, Production Type, Role Type, Ethnicity, Union Status, Keywords, and Skills. You can also choose to show remote jobs only, filter explicit content, and choose sorting options.
You can use the Skills filter to search listings for roles requiring specific talents and skills that you may possess. You can perform a general keyword search to find a variety of listings related to the terms you enter into the field. You can also do an exact keyword search by including quotes around the word or phrases you want to search for, which will narrow down your results even further.
Compensation Filter
If you do not want to see jobs that pay below a certain amount of money, you can use the filters seen below to enter a minimum amount and choose whether it be "Total Pay" or "Hourly Pay."
After choosing all of your filters you have three options: you can either click Save Search so you can have it to come back to again in the future, click Search or View Results (depending where you are in the filters) to surface the jobs that match your criteria, or click Clear All to start over again.
Saving Searches
As mentioned above, you can click the Save Search button so you can come back to it at a later date and also get notifications when new listings are posted that match your search criteria.
To save a search, you'll select the items you want, then click the Save Search button:
You'll then get a pop up window where you can give your search a name and set the email notification frequency for the alerts you'll receive automatically when a job listing matches your criteria. Click Save to save the search.
Once saved, you'll see it below the Search Filters from now on. In the future, simply click on it to see its results.
To delete a saved search, just click the pencil icon next to the saved search, and then Delete Search in the pop up that appears.
Editing a Saved Search
A person can edit their existing search without taking the time to create a new one by following the steps below:
Pull up the saved search in question and make whatever changes to the existing filters that you want to. In the example below, Theater and Film productions have been selected to be added as filters.
Now click Save Search.
You will now see the option to update your saved search as seen below:
After selecting Yes, update this search hit Save and your saved search has now been updated!
Notifications
To edit the notifications for your Saved Searches:
Click on the pencil icon next to the title of your search.
You'll get a pop up window that will allow you to modify the name of the search and the notification frequency. Click on the Save button to apply the changes.
Saving & Hiding Jobs
Within a job search result there are options to either save a job for later or prevent one from showing in search results any longer.
Saving
Clicking the heart icon will save a job for a user to come back to later:
Saved jobs can be accessed by clicking on the Saved Jobs button.
Doing so will bring up the list of jobs that were saved:
To unsave a job, simply click the heart icon again and it will be removed from the list.
Hiding
Clicking the eye-slash icon on a job listing will bring up the following pop-up:
This tells the user that although this action will remove the project in question from the search page that it can still be retrieved via the View Hidden Jobs link at the bottom of the page.
Doing that will bring the user to the hidden jobs. To restore a job back to the main search results, simply click on the undo icon.
