Your profile, ready for your next opportunity.
Apply for roles in events, fashion, productions and entertainment. Your applicant profile is free and can be reused across agencies.
Read the brief before you apply.
Check the agency, role, location, dates, working hours and requirements. Open casting calls appear in the public catalogue when the agency chooses to publish them; other calls are shared by link or code.
Choose an account or a guest application.
Click Apply on the casting page. Sign in or choose to apply without registering. Guests receive a personal email link to their application. If you later register and verify an account with the same email address, you can recover the linked profile and applications.
Present yourself clearly.
Add your details, languages and proficiency levels, sizes, photos, CV and introduction videos. You can provide videos in the languages you speak. Wait for each upload to finish: completed uploads are saved automatically.
Follow your application.
Once submitted, review the information sent and the dated status history. Respond to requests for additional materials and check interview invitations. Your own confirmed assignments show the relevant dates, hours, role and location.
Receive and return your contract.
When the agency sends a contract, download it from your application. Upload the signed PDF in the dedicated section. New signed uploads are kept as later versions; applicants cannot delete signed contracts.
Keep control of your choices.
Optional marketing choices are separate. Interview recording has its own choice, and you can take part without being recorded. For privacy requests contact info@castvent.it; technical assistance is available at support@castvent.it.
See CastVent in action
Demonstration interface in Italian. Events, people and materials are fictional; profile images are illustrative.
People, paperwork and schedules. In one place.
Try CastVent free for 30 days. No card required. No automatic charge.
The current service uses Italian tax and administrative rules. Choosing English or French changes the language, not the tax regime or the applicable contract model.