An actor website casting directors can actually use

An actor website works best built around three things: your reel, your headshots, and your resume, all easy to find without scrolling. We.inc's free plan gets a template like that published at no cost, and if you want the AI to write your bio and lay the site out from your credits and training, that starts on Starter at $20 a month.

Reels, headshots, and a resume in one clean place. We.inc's AI builds it from a description of your work, free to start, AI editing from $20 a month.

Pages every actor website needs

Try this prompt

A website for a theater and film actor named Jordan Reyes based in Los Angeles, with a bold and professional tone, an embedded demo reel, a headshots page, a downloadable resume with credits and training, and agent contact information.

What makes a actor website work

The reel needs to load fast and play first

Put your best, most recent reel embedded directly on the homepage rather than linked from a separate page. A casting director who has to click twice to see your work may not click at all.

Resume format matters in this industry specifically

Acting resumes follow a standard structure (credits by category, training, special skills) that differs from a typical job resume. Keep the downloadable PDF in that expected format even if the on-page version is styled differently.

Update headshots and reels regularly

A site with headshots from several years ago or a reel missing your most recent work undersells you. Treat updating these as routine maintenance, not a one-time task.

Separate reels by category if you work across mediums

An actor doing theater, film, and voice work benefits from separate reels or sections for each, since a casting director looking specifically for voice work shouldn't have to sit through unrelated film clips.

What it costs

A domain with your professional name, like jordanreyesactor.com, costs about $10 to $20 a year. The free plan is enough for a straightforward reel-and-resume site; Starter at $20 a month is worth it if you want the AI to write your bio and keep the layout current as your credits grow.

The free plan lets you build up to 3 sites from templates and publish them free on a we.inc address. It has no AI. Building and editing with AI starts on Starter at $20 a month with 250 credits.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an actor website cost?

Publishing a reel-and-resume site from a template is free on we.inc's free plan (up to three sites, no AI). AI-written and AI-built actor sites start at $20 a month on Starter with 250 credits.

What does an actor website need to include?

At minimum: an embedded demo reel, high-resolution headshots, and a downloadable resume in standard acting resume format. A short bio and contact or representation information round it out.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes, custom domains and SSL are included, so something like yournameactor.com works from day one.

Should I have separate reels for different types of acting work?

If you work across theater, film, voice, or commercial work, separate reels or sections for each helps casting directors searching for a specific type of role find the right clips faster.

How often should I update my actor website?

Update headshots and your reel whenever you have significantly newer material, and your resume after any new credit. An outdated site can undersell recent work casting directors would otherwise see.

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