Profiles can be created for both individuals and groups. Solo artists can be part of one or more ensembles, organizers can list contact persons, and so on. Productions, venues, and events can reference profiles as participants and specify their roles in each context.
Structured capture of all facets of creative work
- Large header image, profile text, profile picture
- Unlimited memberships in group profiles
- Slideshow (images, videos)
- Address (optional, can be made vague)
- Contact details, social media links
- Tagging
- Press quotes, audience feedback, comments (optional)
Automatic enhancements
- Event dates of all activities
- Involvements, memberships
- Recommendations from users
- Mentions in the magazine
- Image
Profile: Janek Liebetruth for example (1/5)Main image, profile picture, tags
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Profile: Janek Liebetruth (2/5)Contact data, (rough) location and space for an elaborate CV
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Profile: Janek Liebetruth (3/5)Slideshow for impressions of the artists's work
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Profile: Janek Liebetruth (4/5)Show membership in any number of ensembles, clubs, etc., as well as participation in productions, programs, etc.
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Profile: Janek Liebetruth (5/5)There's also an archive calendar that you can open on the profile page, because it's always interesting to see what an artist has done in the past.
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Profile: LanZe for example (1/2)The Landeszentrum Freies Theater in Sachsen-Anhalt e. V. can, in turn, list the profiles of its staff members on its website.
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Information architecture
Profiles are standalone content and not directly linked to a user account, allowing maximum flexibility in profile creation—down to different contact details for different profiles and the possibility of transferring ownership to another user at a later time.
