Flow 2 · Opportunity authoring

Author a structured opportunity.

A production, casting team, or creator-led studio opens the authoring surface and enters structured fields, so the opportunity is matchable, not merely readable. This is first-party origination: Sides is where opportunities begin.

New opportunity Draft
These fields feed the matching engine directly.

Why structured

A traditional breakdown is a block of prose a human has to read and interpret. Here every field is structured data, so the opportunity can be matched to talent profiles automatically rather than broadcast and hoped over.

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The form is interactive. Field values are pre-filled for the Wander & Fork example; edit any field to update the posting.

Deliverable specification spectrum

The scripted end: a conventional breakdown.

One opportunity record carries a deliverable specification. At the scripted end, the written material is attached and the role behaves like a traditional breakdown. Move the control to see the same record change what it asks talent to deliver.

Deliverable specification Scripted end

Opportunity

Scripted end

The talent receives written sides and performs the material as written. This is what established casting tools assume every posting looks like.

Deliverable specification spectrum

The objectives end: no script, only a brief.

Now move the same control to the objectives end. No script is attached. The fields become objective, constraints, and deliverable, and the talent authors the performance in their own voice. Same record, same authoring system, a different deliverable.

Deliverable specification Objectives end

Opportunity

Objectives end

Creator-led and digital projects rarely come with sides. The brief states intent and lets the talent interpret. The same matching engine still routes it to the right people.

One record, one engine

Both ends are the same opportunity.

The scripted end, the objectives end, and everything between are not different products. They are the same underlying opportunity record, authored by one system and routed by one matching engine.

one opportunity record, one deliverable specification
Prototype

Scripted

Hybrid

Partial material plus stated objectives, in any proportion the production needs.

Objectives

One authoring system

Every posting is built in the same structured surface. Authors choose how much material to attach.

One matching engine

Scripted roles and objectives briefs both route by the same profile matching, so talent is reached the same way at either end.

One pipeline

Submissions to either end move through the same statuses: submitted, requested, callback, booked, passed.

Closing point

Breakdowns for creator-led and digital projects barely exist. The same record carries a fully scripted role and a pure objectives brief, so one system serves traditional casting, creator casting, and everything between.