01 · Perform
Prepare the work
Walk in specific. Clear on what the scene wants and what you are doing about it.
Sides breakdown · Scene work · A reader you can direct · Self-tape to casting spec · The editing bay
Walk into everyroom ready.
Sides land in your inbox. The role, the casting office, and the deadline are on the record before you finish reading.
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How the work moves
One audition. One continuous record.Forward the email or drop the sides in. The role, the casting office, and the deadline are on the record before you finish reading.
Where it earns its keep
Sides at 6pm, tape due at noon.Capture to prep to submitted without opening five apps. The turnaround is the product.
And when it matters
The callback came.Your prep history, the room's names, and the deadline are already on the record when it matters. The queue ranks what to do next and drafts the follow-up, routed through your rep, never around them.
CaptureDark Corners · Rourke
Forward the email. The role, the office, and the deadline are on the record before you finish reading.In the platform · Perform
The pattern of the workEverything in between
01 / 03
The sides arrive at six.
The tape is due at noon.
Everything in between
is Aurica.
Prepare the work. Run the career. Keep the record.
In the platform
02 · Operate
Run the career
Know what is live, what is due, and what to do next.
Pipeline, auditions, and relationships in one record · Your morning update · Initiative surfaces · Follow-ups routed through your rep
03 · Workspace
Keep the record
A record that doesn't reset every time you open a new document.
Your private record and intake · Guest tape-review links · Communications and Income arrive next, included
The terms, in fullNo asterisks
One platform, three pillars, 0 feature gates — every plan gets everything, including every pillar that ships next. 25 years in the room behind it.
Stephen Rider · Working Actor · IT: Welcome to Derry · Netflix Daredevil · Luke Cage · SAG-AFTRA · 25 Years
How professionally is your career actually running?
12 questions. 90 seconds. An honest audit of where your career infrastructure stands, and what the gap is costing you. Written by a working actor, twenty-five years in the room.
