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Actors

WordPress theme

Actors is built around front-end talent submissions, configurable profiles, and role-based directories for agencies managing different kinds of talent.

Updated November 5, 2026 · theme.markets editorial team

Separate intake forms feed talent profiles

Actors is designed for agencies that collect profiles from talent directly. The vendor describes customizable registration forms, with different forms available for different talent types—for example, models can be asked for details that aren't relevant to musicians or photographers. Registration fields are then added to talent profiles, avoiding the need to recreate those fields separately.

Field options include text, choice controls, sliders, dates, file uploads, and media uploads. The vendor also describes biography fields and profile tabs such as resumes, images, videos, and experience that users can edit. This workflow suits a directory where members maintain their own information, while administrators can also create profiles and invite people to complete them.

Directories with role-based visibility

The theme supports member directory pages for talent types, with search fields and advanced custom search filters. The vendor says the basic search covers talent fields; filters can be displayed full-width or in a left or right sidebar. You can also control which fields appear beneath or on hover over profile images in grid layouts.

Visibility settings apply to profile pages, individual fields, and profile tabs. The description includes hiding contact details from non-logged-in visitors, making profiles private, and limiting pages or the full site to logged-in users. Administrators can choose whether registrations publish directly, require email verification, or await manual review. These options are relevant when a site needs different access rules for talent, visitors, and staff.

Membership and listed plugin compatibility

The vendor says Actors was built using the free Ultimate Member plugin and describes paid registration through Paid Memberships Pro. These are vendor-described integrations, not results of testing a live installation. The marketplace separately lists Elementor compatibility; that declaration does not establish that Elementor is required for the profile and directory workflow.

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