Casting contracts: templates, PDFs and signed versions
Keep the contract with the application, from the first draft to the signed copy. A practical workflow for agency teams.
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Keep the contract with the application, from the first draft to the signed copy. A practical workflow for agency teams.
Read the article ↗Choose around the work your agency actually does: selection, contracts, staff planning, online interviews and wardrobe.
Read the article ↗Give each collaborator a clear role while keeping personal applicant accounts separate from agency access.
Read the article ↗A useful casting interview starts with a clear invitation and ends with concrete notes and a next step. Here is a practical approach.
Read the article ↗A clear brief, consistent applications and a structured selection process help an agency move from an announcement to a team ready to work.
Read the article ↗Start with the positions that need covering, then place people against them. Keep provisional planning distinct from confirmed work.
Read the article ↗An outfit is only ready when the right items, in the right sizes, are assigned and available. Keep stock and event allocations connected.
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