Who I build for
Websites for Talent Agents and Agencies
Your roster is the product, so the site is built around it: a page per artist with headshots, reels and credits, submissions that arrive as something you can act on, and pages that open fast on a phone — because a casting director is checking you between rooms, not at a desk.
Swift Agent Sites is one person: I’m James Brazil, I build every site myself, and you can text me at (240) 284-3206.
A roster that reads like one
The difference between a roster page and a list of names is whether somebody can decide from it. These are built so they can.
A page per artist
Headshots, a reel, credits, physical details and a downloadable résumé. Filterable by the things people actually filter by, so a casting director can narrow to what they are looking for without emailing you first.
Reels that play
Video embedded from wherever you already host it, sized so it is not a 40MB download on a phone. The reel is the thing people came for and it should not make them wait.
Submissions and booking inquiries
Separate forms for the two conversations, because they are not the same: an artist submitting for representation, and a producer asking about availability. Each routes to you by email the moment it arrives.
Fast on a phone
A casting director is looking at this on the way between rooms. Pages are built to be readable on a small screen over a bad connection, with the roster reachable in one tap from anywhere on the site.
See the work
A worked example of the template, and the one live client site we can show you. Everything on Marquee is invented; Yucatan is a real business.
Marquee
A full agency site: a roster that filters as you tap, an artist page with the reel, credits and stats on it, and separate submission and booking forms. Every name, credit and headshot on it is invented.
Live client siteYucatan.land
A real client, a real business, real traffic. A different trade, but it is the one site here with a business behind it if you would rather judge the build that way.
Questions
How many talent profiles can I have?
There is no cap and no per-profile charge. Agencies on this plan run anything from a dozen artists to several hundred; the price is the same either way.
Who updates the roster when it changes?
You do, from the dashboard — adding an artist, swapping a headshot, replacing a reel, taking someone off. It takes a minute and you do not need us. If you would rather send it over, we will do it and not bill you for it.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, and we would rather you did. If you have one we point it at the site; if you do not, we register one with you. Either way it stays in your name — we do not hold it, and if you leave you take it with you.
What happens if I cancel?
The site comes down at the end of the period you have paid for and the domain is yours. No contract, no minimum term and no release fee.
See your roster on it first
Send us a handful of artists and we will build the preview with them on it, so you are looking at your own roster rather than somebody made up. Free, no card, no call.