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Understand what RolePilot does and what stays in your hands.

Updated September 29, 20261 min read
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What to do

  1. Build your profile with the roles, locations and pay you would consider.
  2. Connect the casting accounts you want Pilot to use.
  3. Review your settings, then turn Pilot on. Check Activity to see what it submits.

Good to know

RolePilot brings roles from Actors Access, Backstage and Casting Networks into one place. Pilot reads the breakdown and can submit on your behalf when a role meets your settings.

You stay responsible for your casting memberships, availability and replies. RolePilot is not your agent and does not guarantee auditions, bookings or income.

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