Your career on one page.
Finally designed like it matters.
The résumé builder that speaks casting director — theatrical format, commercial format, multi-hyphenate layouts. All of it.
Drag your credits.
Watch the résumé think.
Reorder credits by dragging. Toggle between theatrical and commercial formats — the layout reflows instantly behind frosted glass.
↑ drag any credit block to reorder · toggle format above to reflow
Every section, explained.
Touch each one. See how it works.
Header & Contact
Your name is the first thing a casting director reads. It should be the largest element on the page — not bolded to the point of aggression, not so delicate it gets lost in a stack of 200 submissions.
Slate auto-sizes your name based on character count, scales your union status below it, and places your representation on a single line — phone number formatted correctly, no period after the area code.
← click your name to edit it
Actors who stopped submitting
and started booking.
"I can tell in four seconds if an actor took their materials seriously. When a résumé has proper column alignment, correct union formatting, and the credits aren't just a list of student films — that actor gets the audition. The format signals the professionalism."
"I'd been submitting the same Word doc for three years. The day I switched to Slate, I got a callback from a CD who said my materials finally 'looked like I meant it.' Booked a recurring role six weeks later."
"Fresh out of Yale and nobody warns you that your MFA doesn't come with a résumé that matches the degree. Slate made my training section look like the credential it is — not an afterthought."
"I'm a multi-hyphenate — actor, writer, director. Every other tool forced me into one box. Slate let me build a layout that showed all three without looking like a mess."
One page.
Every credit, finally placed right.
You've already dragged your first credit into place. The rest takes about fifteen minutes. No subscription required to start — build, preview, and export one résumé completely free.
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