How to videos
See short video explainers of website function
Click on any of the options below to view a short video demonstration
How to log on
See a very quick video explaining how to log in to your profile.
How to navigate around your profile
See a short video showing how you find your way around all areas of your profile.
How to edit your profile - General information
This video shows you how to add your profile picture, company details, social platforms, your profile bio & more.
How to edit your settings
View a short video showing you how to add/edit your contact number, email address, communication preferences & security.
How to add genres and sub-genres
If you're a new member creating categories for your credits, or an existing member looking to make some updates, this short video shows you how to do it.
How to add basic credits to genres and sub genres
If you've already added genres and sub-genres, this short video shows you how to add credits to each section. - When a client filters based on experience, allocating credits to genres means they see your most relevant credits.
How to add locations
If production search for freelancers based on location, you will be filtered by proximity. We do not specify this as a mandatory search criteria but a client may specify this for many reasons such as regional quotas, limited travel budgets or environmental impacts. You must use postcodes! Primary & secondary locations without postcodes will be deleted. This data is never given out or public to anyone.
How to add tags
You are the experts of what you do and the services you offer. Tags enable production to find for example, specific skills, licences, languages, those who are carnet holders etc.
How to add feature credits
Feature credits are a great way to add valuable content to your profile; good for SEO plus, they can be used to promote you through our social media platforms. Click below to see a short video showing you how to add them.
How to allocate feature credits to sub-genres
To ensure your feature credits appear in the right places, you need to allocate them to the correct credit sub-genres. Click below to see a short video showing you how to do it.