We've been here since early 2014 and we have receieved a few testimonials on our website, but as of late 2018 we have moved our review serction to Google and Facebook. If you would like to let us know your experience with Web For Actors we would love to hear from you.
Testimonials:
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I think the website is great for all entertainers.
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I think the website is great for all entertainers.
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I think the website is great for all entertainers.
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I think it's great!
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Such a great concept and works well!
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Very grateful for the opportunity - interface could be a bit more obvious - eg adding profile photo but otherwise top stuff, thank you!
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I love IADB. My website looks awesome and I am glad I set one up with them.
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Great tool for actors!
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I just started using your site, but it is very fast and user friendly. I am so glad that I am using your site. i have already had one director to look at my profile and said it was impressive.
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I just got a free website and already started populating my industry contacts. IADB is simply amazing.
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I just had a casting director say she googled me and checked out all of my credits and reels my website! For once I wasn't afraid of whether or not my most recent work was on there because IADB had my back! Thanks guys!
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Nowadays when people are their own writers, directors, actors and publicists, it's extremely helpful to have a site like IADB on your side, guiding you through the otherwise confusing process of making a great-looking site!
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I've been working on a lot of projects lately and needed sites for them. Enter IADB. I just had to plug in some information and out came a perfectly formatted site that I can market to future investors and fans. Thanks guys!
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Yes! Finally! They call it "the web" for a reason, and IADB helped clear out the brush and made a simple roadmap to creating a sleek, professional website. The website looks amazing and I've told all my friends about it.
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Many websites for the price of one! I can switch my template whenever I feel like a change. I'm sticking to one for now, but it's pretty impressive. It's definitely worth the peanuts you guys charge for it. Tremendously great job.
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Between acting classes, auditions and 14-hour shoots, there's not a lot of time and energy left to give my online presence the effort it deserves. Setting up my site and keeping all my accounts up to date has been ridiculously easy.
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I add a video to YouTube, and IADB keeps me updated. I add a track to Soundcloud, and IADB keeps me updated. I get a new credit on IMDb, and IADB keeps me updated. Best tool ever. Thanks for being in my corner!
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The interface is very user friendly and set-up was fast as hell. I don't know what the record is, but I build my website in 1:07 min. It got all my projects right and even project's directors. I really couldn't ask for more. I <3 this.
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Flexible, professional and easy to use - what else could you ask for! I got this website for my daughter as she is a star on the rise. It's incredible how all of her photos and videos got added so fast. Thank you for saving us a ton of work.
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Not only did IADB help me create a great professional website, they helped educate me on the importance of a strong online presence. I like the blogs and I can't wait to see the new templates as they come out. Just love it!
Actor Website Tips | Create a link loop between your social media profiles. If you have a twitter account listed, link it back to the website.
I see a lot of actors missing this constantly. For instance, they advertise their website in a Twitter post, but when I go to the website, there is no link back to the Twitter.Similarly, I click on the Twitter link from...
Fun Facts | Websites for Actors
Build your #actor #website while boiling an egg.
Actor Casting Hints | Impress Casting Directors
Rehearse with another human being. If you read with yourself, you may not get the right rhythm.
Actor Dictionary | Unit Production Manager
A unit production manager, better known as the UPM, is crucial to a smooth running film set. The role is very similar to that of a line producer, and a lot of times, the two terms can mean the same role, which is to manage the cost of production. A UPM will help the producer and director derive the budget, but once the budget has been created, it is the UPM's job to make sure that the production stays on budget. During pre-production, the producer will usually deal with hiring the above the line talent, the direct will look after hiring the key heads that work below the line (cinematographer, editor, production designer etc), but the UPM will usually look after hiring the other below the line crew members. The UPM will also work with the first AD in securing equipment and locations. During production, the UPM is in charge of managing below the line crew members, approving expenditures, approving call sheets, and maintaining the schedule. The UPM's are represented by the Director's Guild of America.
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