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Getting discovered in Scout

How productions find crew, and how to make sure they find you.

Scout is how productions search for crew. When a production looks for, say, a "gaffer in Mumbai available next month," Scout is what returns you. Here's how to rank well.

What Scout searches

Productions search and filter by:

  • Role (primary and secondary)
  • Location
  • Availability
  • Keywords — your headline and bio are matched, so write them for the roles you want.

How to rank higher

  • Complete your Crew Card. More complete cards rank above sparse ones.
  • Get Cleared. Verified crew stand out and are trusted.
  • Write a specific headline. "DP · Docs & Commercials · Bengaluru" beats "Filmmaker."
  • Keep availability current. Productions often filter for *Available for Call*.
  • Add filmography. It's both a ranking signal and what convinces a production to reach out.

See who's looking

Your Screening Room shows who recently viewed your Crew Card — useful for knowing which productions are interested, and who to follow up with.

Beyond search, you can also go directly to work: browse open jobs and apply. See Finding and submitting to Crew Calls.

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