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How casting calls work here
Casting calls are a separate format from ordinary job listings. A producer describes the project and then lists one or more roles, each with its own requirements, shoot dates, location and pay structure. Only producers on the Agency plan can publish castings, and every one of them has passed business verification, including a statement on how they keep records under US 18 U.S.C. 2257.
Performers see the full call, check whether the dates and terms work for them and apply to a specific role from their verified profile. The producer reviews applicants in a pipeline and replies through private messages on the platform.
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What a professional casting call includes
- The production company name and the producer contact on the platform.
- Content type described professionally, with what each role involves.
- Shoot dates, call times and the city or region.
- Pay per scene or per day, and when it is paid.
- Testing requirements and how results are checked for everyone on set.
- A note that a written contract and model release are signed before shooting, and that ID is checked for all performers.
If a call leaves out pay, testing or contract terms, ask before applying. Good producers answer quickly.
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Applying to a casting as a performer
Your profile carries your verified 18+ status, so producers do not need to chase copies of your ID by email. Add recent SFW photos, your experience, the types of scenes you consent to and your hard limits, your testing schedule and where you can travel. Explicit portfolio items, if you add any, sit behind an age-gate overlay. New to performing? Read how to become an adult performer first, and check adult performer pay so you know what commonly reported rates look like before you negotiate.
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Safety rules that apply to every casting
Castings are where scams in this industry concentrate, so the rules are strict:
- No fees, ever. Nobody pays to audition, to be considered or for a “test shoot”. A casting that asks for money is removed.
- Consent is specific. You agree to each scene and partner in writing, and you can withdraw consent.
- Everyone is verified. All performers on a shoot show valid ID and current test results.
- Contracts first. You get time to read the contract before the shoot day.
- No surprises. If the people, location or content on the day differ from what was agreed, you can leave.
Report any casting that breaks these rules to [email protected].
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For producers running castings
The Agency plan, $999 per month or $499 per month billed yearly, includes castings, up to 100 listings per month, 10 featured listings, a company page, 10 seats, an audit log and 1,000 contact unlocks. You see only verified adult applicants and can message them in bulk about schedule changes. More on the full hiring flow is on the porn hiring page.
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Preparing for the day after you are cast
Once a producer offers you a role, confirm everything in writing through the platform messages: date, call time, address shared privately, the people on set, the scenes and limits you agreed to, pay and payment timing. Ask for the contract and model release in advance so you can read them calmly, and bring the original ID you verified with, since the producer must check it in person for the records. Keep your current test results ready to share. Plan your own travel and a way home, tell someone you trust where you will be, and keep your phone charged. Professional producers welcome these questions, because a prepared performer makes for a smooth day.
Questions people ask
Do I have to pay to apply to a casting?
Never. Applying to a casting call costs nothing beyond your own Talent plan, and any producer who asks for an audition fee is removed.
Who can post casting calls?
Only verified producers on the Agency plan, after business document checks and a 2257 record-keeping statement.
Can I apply to castings with a stage name?
Yes. Your legal ID is verified privately, and producers see your stage name and profile.
What happens if the shoot differs from the casting call?
You can decline and leave. Report the producer to support so the listing and account can be reviewed.