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ActorKit · Getting Started
ActorKit is your mobile office inside iT Factor. It keeps your headshot, resume, representation, talent details, prep tools, and quick references together so you can move faster without hunting through five different places.
If you need to add or update your details, use Edit Profile in ActorKit. That opens the Actor Profile Wizard, which is still the main place to manage your profile information.
Quick Start
You do not need a fully finished profile to get value from ActorKit. Start with the essentials, then add more only when it helps.
This top section is your professional snapshot. It is where ActorKit shows who you are at a glance.
One clear preferred headshot and the name you want shown professionally are enough to make this area feel useful. If you have more headshots, you can build the library over time.
The buttons in this section are the fast way into Headshots, Representation, Talent Details, and Resume. If something needs to be added or corrected, Edit Profile is still the place to start.
ActorKit keeps your reps in one place so you can reach them without copying details into another app.
If you have representation, keep the details practical. A name, company, and the contact method you are most likely to use are the biggest wins.
One of the best parts of this area is that the app can give you direct actions like call, text, email, or directions when those details are saved. That makes ActorKit feel like a working tool instead of a storage page.
This is where ActorKit starts becoming genuinely useful day to day, not just informative.
Resume upload is one of the easiest high-value wins in ActorKit. If your latest PDF is already there, you can preview or share it quickly when needed.
Talent details and sizes do not need to be perfect on day one. Start with the basics you know, then add the finer measurements later when they actually help.
If you notice missing profile details while you are here, use Edit Profile to jump back into the Actor Profile Wizard and keep building from there.
ActorKit is not only for storage. It also gives you preparation tools you can use right before you tape or head out the door.
These tools are for the moments when you want support, not more admin. Use them as quick resets before an audition or self-tape instead of trying to remember everything at once.
The Framing Guide is useful when you want a fast visual check. The checklist tools are good when stress makes it easy to miss simple things. Self Tape Gear is there more as a curated reference than something you need every day.
This is the side of ActorKit that feels both practical and personal: useful links plus the spinner controls that shape the look and motion of the space.
The resource links are there so ActorKit can be more than a storage screen. They keep key industry references close without asking you to switch mental gears.
The Globe Theatre controls are more personal. If you want less motion, freeze the badge animation or slow it down. If you want the space to feel more like yours, change the resting face and explore the deeper tuning later.
Quick Help
These are the parts of ActorKit that tend to raise questions the first time through. Here’s what they mean in plain language.
If you need to add or correct profile details, this is the button to use. It opens the Actor Profile Wizard, which is still the main place to update your information.
Your preferred headshot becomes the main photo used across ActorKit and can feed into your Size Card too.
When a rep has enough saved information, ActorKit can turn it into action buttons like call, text, email, or directions.
ActorKit expects a PDF for resumes. Once it is there, the app can preview or share it quickly.
These details are useful for reference and for the Size Card, but you do not need every measurement before ActorKit becomes useful.
These only change the motion and look of the Globe Theatre area. They do not change your saved acting materials or profile information.
FAQ
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ActorKit connects best when the pieces around it are already familiar, especially your profile and Size Card.
ActorKit is there to make your working materials easier to reach, easier to update, and easier to use when the moment comes.