Red carpet tip sheet

Your headshot, your name and one credit with its billing, sized to be read across a red carpet. Sign in and this page builds it from your account.

A red carpet tip sheet in use: a headshot beside a name and credit, large enough to read at a distance

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What is a tip sheet?

Photographers and reporters on a red carpet use them to work out who they are looking at. A tip sheet carries a picture of the person, their name, and the credit tied to the event or their most notable one. Often that credit is an upcoming film or show with the billing after it, lead or co-star.

How this page works

Sign in and come back. Your headshot, your name and your most recent credit with its billing are filled in for you. Hold it up on a phone or a tablet, or print it. You can change the font on the page and edit the credit in place if the automatic one is not the one you want.

Getting the picture right

The sheet uses the photo you have marked as an acting headshot. If yours has no picture on it, open your control panel, go to Files › Photos, and turn on the Acting Headshot toggle for the one you want.

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