CASTING DIRECTORS: What do the icons on a talent submission represent?

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This article explains the various icons and symbols you will encounter when reviewing talent submissions.


Submission Icons

Below is a list of icons you may see on a talent's profile card and what they signify regarding their submission.

  • Audition History: All audition videos or media request responses for the talent within projects in your account will appear in the Audition History. 

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  • Video/Audio Reel: Any video or audio reels that are currently on the talents’ resume will appear by the Video/Audio Reel icon. 

    A dark gray icon of a film reel, partially unrolled, with four dots representing sprockets on the side of the reel.

  • Overscale: Indicates to Casting that the specific talent submitted to the role requires a higher rate of pay than the listed amount. 

    A dark gray icon of a circular coin with a dollar sign ($) in the center.

  • Resume: If the talent currently has a resume on their profile, this icon will appear. You can click on the icon to view the talent's resume. 

    A dark gray icon depicting a square document or card with a portrait silhouette in the top-left corner and horizontal lines representing text next to it and underneath.

  • Submission Note: A note provided by a Representative and/or Talent that is specific for this submission. It may pertain to the role, project, or include additional details. 

    A dark gray icon of a file folder with a single white document inside, which has a small bent or dog-eared corner.

  • Submitted Media / Photos: Media and/or photos that were selected by the Representative and/or Talent that pertain specifically to this submission. 

    A dark gray icon of a file folder with a white document inside, which has a small bent or dog-eared corner.

  • Permanent Talent note from Casting (Green): This is an internal permanent note added by Casting to a talent profile that will appear on all future submissions. The color is dependent on your choice; green usually indicates a positive note. 

    A bright green icon of a calendar page with three scalloped tabs at the top, featuring a five-pointed white star in the center.

  • Permanent Talent note from Casting (Red): This is an internal permanent note added by Casting to a talent profile that will appear on all future submissions. The color is dependent on your choice; red usually indicates a negative note. 

    A red icon of a calendar page with three scalloped tabs at the top, featuring a large white exclamation mark in the center, indicating an alert or warning.

  • Permanent Talent note from Casting (Yellow): This is an internal permanent note added by Casting to a talent profile that will appear on all future submissions. The color is dependent on your choice; yellow or black usually indicates a neutral or cautious note. 

    An orange icon of a calendar page with three scalloped tabs at the top, featuring a white horizontal line or minus sign across the center.

  • Add a new Casting Note: Draft a new Casting note with details pertaining to the talent. Once the note has been added, you have the option to include a specific color depending on your choice and preference. 

    A dark gray icon showing two overlapping objects, one shaped like a folder or document and the other being a pencil or pen, typically representing editing or notes.

Age Indicators

There are specific indicators for minors submitted to projects.

  • The Cake Icon only appears by a talent’s name if the talent is under the age of 18.

  • You will find the talent's exact age, in years or months, to the right of the icon.

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Helpful Tips

  • If an icon is grayed out by an individual talent’s submission, no relevant information is available for the talent. For example, if a talent’s resume and video/audio reel icon is gray, it indicates that the talent does not currently have a resume nor any media on their profile.

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