HUMAN PERFORMANCE
A person performs in the booth or at a session. The commissioned performance is used only within its agreed scope.
AI IMAGE · LIKENESS · VOICE · DIGITAL PERFORMANCE LICENSING
Enroll once, define exactly what you will and will not authorize, and explore vetted, paid, rights-cleared work across film, TV, streaming, games, and advertising.

Image, likeness, voice, digital performance, and legacy rights — each division is built around identity, written permission, and payment.
Real performers for digital production, with each proposed use separately reviewed and approved.

Set each category to Yes, No, or Ask me. This is a preference profile, not a license. Every actual use needs a separate written agreement.
Photos, likeness, and rendered versions of you.
Human performance and separately priced digital voice work.
Never assumed. Requires explicit, separate consent.
Where your likeness or voice may appear.
Each defaults to No and requires explicit, separate consent.
A licensing request moves through a defined path from inquiry to approval and tracked use.
Tell us the project, the talent, and the intended use.
Booking a voice, licensing a digital replica, and training a model are distinct decisions with separate scope, consent, and compensation.
A person performs in the booth or at a session. The commissioned performance is used only within its agreed scope.
A replica is separately considered, scoped, and priced. It is never bundled into a human voice booking.
Training is never assumed. It requires explicit separate consent, a defined term, and compensation.
VERIFIED PERMISSION. LIMITED RIGHTS.
Choose the enrollment package that fits your work. Each talent use is governed by a separate written agreement.
The Supercool concept states a standard 15% agency commission, subject to applicable union, guild, and legal requirements. Final terms belong in signed agreements.
Working performers with credits, representation, or a professional body of work.
EXPLORE ENROLLMENT →Veteran, retired, and estate represented artists, subject to rights verification.
EXPLORE ENROLLMENT →Newer actors building a professional profile.
EXPLORE ENROLLMENT →For performers under 18. A parent or legal guardian must handle enrollment and consent.
EXPLORE ENROLLMENT →For voice talent working in narration, commercials, animation, games, and more.
EXPLORE ENROLLMENT →Featured placement in the first 100 talent spots on the roster. Limited to the first 100 Spotlight enrollments, subject to availability and agency review.
REQUEST SPOTLIGHT →Enrollment does not guarantee representation, work, or income. Monthly package fees are separate from any license fee or agency commission. Spotlight availability is confirmed by the agency; submitting an application does not reserve a spot.
Start a conversation about talent enrollment or a specific licensing request.
Tell us about your work and preferences. The form prepares an email draft for you to review and send.
Tell us the project, the rights, and the proposed usage window. Submitting an inquiry does not grant a license.
A plain language guide to terms used on this site. Each actual license is governed by its own agreement.
The recognizable person: face, features, and appearance. A license limits use; it does not transfer identity.
A computer generated version of a performer for an agreed purpose.
An interactive character based on a performer’s appearance.
A synthesized voice, distinct from a human voice session.
Using recordings or images to train a system to generate new output; separately consented to.
The places in which a specified use is permitted.
The start and end dates of permission.
The period in which an approved asset may be published or broadcast.
A separately priced limit on licensing competing uses.
A new written agreement extending a term or usage window.
Stopping distribution when the authorized use ends.
The basics of identity, permission, compensation, and defined usage.
The person behind the face or voice is identified, and each proposed use is reviewed against written permission.
A License Profile does not transfer your identity or rights. Specific rights, scope, dates, and fees belong in a separate agreement.
No. Yes means you are willing to consider a request. You approve or decline each actual proposal in writing.
A sample alone does not authorize a replica. Digital voice use requires a separate agreement.
A proposal should state the license fee, agency commission, payment timing, and amount payable to talent before approval.
Use stops at the agreed end date unless the parties agree to a renewal in writing.
Only through a parent or legal guardian, with separate consent and applicable safeguards.
No. Enrollment does not guarantee representation, work, or income. Package pricing is shown above.
This site guide shares general information. An agency representative confirms terms and rights in writing.