Community
Community guidelines
Talentbook works because people can trust what they see. These are the rules everyone agrees to, and what happens when they are broken. They sit alongside the Terms of Service, which is the binding document.
Be who you say you are
- One profile per person, with your own photos and your real details.
- Photos must be of you and recent enough to be recognisable. No stolen, AI-generated or heavily altered images presented as your own look.
- Measurements, age and experience must be accurate. Getting booked on false details wastes everyone's day, including yours.
- Business accounts must name the real company and a real contact person.
Post real work
- Castings and opportunities must be genuine, lawful and actually happening.
- State the fee honestly, including when there is none. “Paid” means paid.
- Never ask talent for money — for the casting, a portfolio, training, or any kind of fee. This is the fastest way to lose an account here.
- No recruitment for adult, escort or otherwise sexual services, and no requests for nude or intimate images.
How to treat each other
- No harassment, threats, discrimination or sexual advances in messages.
- No sharing of anyone's private details — including a name or number learnt through an accepted application — outside the purpose it was given for.
- Answer or decline. Leaving applicants without a word is not a violation, but it is not how anyone wants to be treated.
Minors
Profiles of people under 18 may only be created and managed by a parent or legal guardian. Any sexualised content involving a minor is reported to the authorities and the account is removed immediately and permanently.
What happens when a rule is broken
- Minor issues: we ask you to fix the profile or the posting.
- Serious or repeated issues: the profile is hidden or the account suspended.
- Anything involving money taken from talent, sexual content, minors or impersonation: removed immediately, and reported where the law requires it.
Report a profile, casting or message through the contact form. See also Safety and the Terms of Service.
Still stuck? Write to us — a person reads every message.