Social Media & Your Professional Presenc

Social Media &
Your Professional Presence

The impression you leave begins long before you walk into the room.

Every interaction, online and in person, contributes to the professional presence you build.

Casting professionals, employers and production teams may notice how you communicate, what you share and how consistently you present yourself.

Your professional presence should feel like an honest reflection of who you are and the performer you are becoming.

Online presence

Email & communication

At auditions & rehearsals

What you share matters.

Public social media accounts may be viewed by casting teams, employers and production companies.

You do not need to appear perfect, but aim to be thoughtful, respectful and authentic.

Think before posting.

Support others.

Celebrate success without putting

anyone else down.

Your online presence should reflect

the kind of person you would be

happy to work with.

Every message represents you.

Reply politely.

Use clear subject lines.

Check spelling before pressing send.

Respond within a reasonable timeframe whenever possible.

Professional communication does not need to sound overly formal. It simply needs to be clear, courteous and considerate.

The little things are remembered.

Arrive prepared.

Listen well.

Be kind to everyone.

Say thank you.

Respect the venue, equipment and people around you.

Talent may get you noticed,

but professionalism often gets you invited back.

Building relationships

Protecting your privacy

If you're represented by The Noteworthy Approach

This industry is built on people.

Treat every interaction as an opportunity to build trust.

Support fellow performers.

Celebrate other people’s successes.

Be someone others enjoy working alongside.

Your reputation is built one interaction

at a time.

Professional does not have to mean public.

You are entitled to keep

parts of your life private.

Think carefully before sharing personal details, locations or information about other people.

Use your privacy settings thoughtfully and remember that something shared online can be difficult to remove completely.

Young performers should always involve a parent or guardian when managing public accounts or responding to messages.

We will always encourage you to be yourself.

We will not ask you to create an online image that feels false or to share more than you are comfortable sharing.

Our aim is to help you present yourself professionally, consistently and confidently, so your talent has every opportunity to shine.

If you are ever unsure about a post, message or online interaction, please ask.

Professional presence is not about pretending to be perfect.

It is about being someone people trust, someone they respect and someone they enjoy working with.