If you already write somewhere else, you can connect it. Posts from WordPress, Medium, Ghost, Substack and anything else publishing a standard feed will appear on your actor website as a blog section on your own domain.
Every result in your Mentions panel has an Add to Press control. It creates a press item with the outlet, headline, date and link already filled in.
Your contact details now live in exactly one place. Your contact page, your email signature, your business card, your press kit and your generated resume all read from it.
When you add a press item and name the outlet, its logo now appears next to it automatically. You do not need to find one, crop one, or worry about whether the version you found is current.
Press is now a structured page type on your actor website. Each item has an outlet, a headline, a date, a link, an optional pull quote and an optional image.
Timeline is a new way to display your credits: everything you have done, in date order, across every medium, on one continuous line rather than in separate blocks.
Upload a PDF in your resume settings and it becomes available from your menu and from a download control on your resume page.
There is a new page type on your actor website whose entire job is to hand over a document. Put Resume in your menu, click it, and the resume opens. There is no landing page in between.
Every skill on your actor website now has a visibility switch. Off means it disappears from your public page and stays in your record, ready to switch back on.
Skills on your actor website now carry a level: Native or Expert, Proficient, Working Knowledge, or Basic.
Training now has its own page type with its own structure: institution or coach, what you studied, where, and when.
Every credit can now carry one or more genres: drama, comedy, thriller, period, horror, action, musical, documentary, and the rest.