Information on Show Bible Format

This Person's Name is an entry point for helping to develop a relationship and connection with this person. This particular section might be why I decided to put this person in my show bible.

Type of Representation:
Commercial, Theatrical, Episodic, Pilots, Print, Features, Industrial, Web, Voiceover

Where You First Met
Where did you meet this contact? Have you actually met this contact yet. Why would you like to meet them if you have not?

Subsequent Contact You've Had
What contact have you had this person since you first met? How could you foster more contact with this person in the future? What could you possibly work on with them in the future.

Any Industry Connections to This Person
This section will be full of any connections that I might have to relate me to whoever this person is.

Disposition of Contact
How was this person each time I interacted with them. Were they cold? Was I awkward?

Anything else?
name :

job title :

company :

address :

phone number :

email address :

website :

Any social media presence :

Type of casting the casting director does :

Type of representation the agent or manager does (commercial, theatrical, episodic, pilots, features, web, print, industrial, voiceover)

Type of projects the showrunner puts together

T ype of projects the director gravitates toward, etc.)

history of contact

where you first met :

subsequent contact you've had :

where the person has been interviewed :

any industry connections to this person :

alumni group tie-ins :

professional memberships you share :

disposition of contact: EX : (was cold at first, then warmed up when I mentioned our mutual friend; remembered me at the third workshop; gave great feedback at the most recent audition),

other :

When I maintained a show bible as an actor, I would include what I wore when I auditioned, which headshots I submitted on which projects, any comments that were made during casting sessions or Q&A or workshop encounters, even notes on what the office was like (lots of kitchy stuff? Minimalist decorations? Pop art? Ikea showroom? Homey?), tips on parking at the office, and anything else that would help me get ramped up to speed upon subsequent meetings.