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Everything it does today
Only what really works is on this page. Each tool shares the same account, the same notifications and the same look.
DUKE ID
A professional page that is really yours.
- A custom address and a QR code to scan or print.
- A CV in PDF, generated from your page and always up to date.
- Photos, showreel, scenes and voice samples.
- A filmography, with credits confirmed by the people in charge of the project, a validation history and a way to dispute.
- Recommendations, which you approve before they appear.
- Visibility chosen field by field; a private page is not indexed.
- Approximate statistics on how your page is seen.
Casting Room
One private space for the whole casting.
- Projects and roles, with clear pay conditions and deadlines.
- Applications sorted by round, with filters, favourites and group actions.
- Direct invitations to apply for a role.
- Self-tape requests with instructions, sides, number of takes, duration and orientation.
- Auditions and callbacks with the actor's answer.
- Private notes, notes at a video timecode and team opinions.
- Take comparison, decision history and a PDF dossier.
Crew
The people behind the camera, findable.
- Search by job, department, country, language, mobility, dates and equipment.
- Skills, equipment, experience, verified credits, recommendations and optional rates.
- A view of the positions filled and still vacant on a project.
- Direct invitations, or a public ad for a position.
Projects
A complete sheet for each project.
- Synopsis, format, genre, production company, director, producer, dates, location, status.
- An indicative budget, with a choice of who can see it.
- The team and the casting, connected to each person's page once the credits are confirmed.
- Private documents shared through links that expire.
- Organisations with several members and different permissions.
Studio
A self-tape studio in the browser.
- Choice of camera and microphone, sound level, framing guide.
- Several takes, kept on the device until one is chosen.
- A teleprompter: speed, text size, back to the top.
- A cut at the start and the end of a take.
- A private upload, sent in pieces, which picks up after a cut.
- A file from your computer or phone is accepted too, when the browser cannot film.
Calendar
Your availability, on your terms.
- Periods available, unavailable, shooting, travelling or one-off.
- One setting decides who can read your availability; your notes are read by you alone.
- A private address to follow your calendar from another agenda.
- When a project has dates, its team can see whether they fit your availability.
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