performer.bio
Your name. Your stage.
One link for everything casting teams want to see: headshots, showreel, credits and skills. Put it in your Instagram bio, your emails and your CV.
Free to join · Free to be found · Free to apply
An example profile.
What’s on your page
Built from your answers when you join. Change it whenever you like.
Your main headshot plus up to three more, with photographer credits.
A YouTube or Vimeo showreel that plays on your page, plus up to three more clips.
Contracts, shows and every skill, from singing to bingo calling.
ID, right to work and DBS shown once you're verified.
Story, post and link-preview images with your name on, plus a QR code for flyers.
Your page stays private until you go public. Make it private again, or hide it from Google, any time.
Performers
Build your free profile in about three minutes with EO, our casting assistant, and pick your name at the end. Holiday parks, resorts and hotels can find you and invite you to audition.
Build my profileCasting teams
Sent a performer.bio link? That’s a performer on EntsOffice.com. Post a role and invite them, and other performers like them, to audition.
How recruiting worksGood to know
What is performer.bio?
It's the short link for performer profiles on EntsOffice.com. performer.bio/YourName opens your profile, so it's easy to say out loud, type and remember.
How do I pick my name?
One word, letters and numbers only. Use capitals to make it easy to read, like JessCarter. Capitals are just for show: jesscarter and JessCarter are the same name.
What if my name is taken?
Each name can only be used once, first come, first served. Try your stage name, add your middle initial, or add your skill, like JessCarterSings.
Can I change it later?
Yes, once every 12 months. Your old link keeps working for 12 months, so nothing you've shared breaks.
Who can see my page?
Nobody until you choose to go public. Then anyone with your link can see it. You can make it private again, or hide it from Google, at any time.
Is it free?
Yes. Joining, being found and applying are free. Recruiters pay to hire.