Applicant profile
Identify the person and representation.
Capture applicant contact and booking details without mixing them together.
- Name, pronouns, city, email, and phone.
- Agency and booking contact.
- Relevant age confirmation or age range.
Describe your shoot and casting criteria. Makeform creates a model call questionnaire for contact details, measurements, availability, experience, portfolio links, and photos.
Send model applications to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a casting brief, adapt it, or send it to the Makeform builder.
Audience
Models applying for a studio fashion editorial
Format
Detailed application with measurements and portfolio
Prompt size
342 chars
Example questionnaire structure
Detailed application with measurements and portfolio
Name, pronouns, location, and contact
Measurements, sizes, and units
Portfolio and agency profile links
Headshot and full-length photos
Fitting and shoot availability
Suggested review tags
New applicant
Shortlist
Availability conflict
Ask for measurement units and when measurements were taken; a number without context can send wardrobe planning in the wrong direction.
Step 1
Brief
project, look, dates, and applicant criteria
Step 2
Apply
profiles, measurements, links, and photos
Step 3
Review
consistent answers ready to compare
Step 4
Contact
shortlisted talent receives next steps
A cleaner casting intake
Give every applicant the same instructions and reviewers comparable details before callbacks.
Keep contact details, measurements, availability, and experience in the same order for every submission.
Keep portfolios, agency pages, social profiles, and casting photos attached to one applicant record.
Use conditional paths so each applicant sees only relevant follow-up questions.
Made for real model calls
Choose the closest scenario, then edit its fields, dates, and terminology.
Capture measurements, agency contacts, walk reels, fittings, and show availability.
Request close-ups, relevant experience, and separate callback and production dates.
Route individuals, couples, or families through suitable conditional paths.
Collect portfolios, social channels, on-camera experience, location, and availability.
Questionnaire workflow
Describe the production, edit the questions, publish one link, and route submissions for review.
Include the project, applicant profile, location, dates, measurements, media, and contact plan.
Specify wardrobe measurements, image formats, and units; remove questions the team will not use.
Share one mobile-friendly questionnaire across the call post, outreach, and social channels.
Notify the casting inbox and organize answers with clear review tags.
Form vs messages vs generic signup
Structured questions reduce incomplete replies and surface the details reviewers need.
Field guide
Tailor these six sections to the project and ask only what the team will review.
Applicant profile
Capture applicant contact and booking details without mixing them together.
Measurements and sizing
Label measurements and units, requesting only what wardrobe needs.
Portfolio and media
Separate URLs from uploads and explain each requested image.
Experience and fit
Focus on relevant work and give new talent space to provide context.
Schedule and logistics
Ask about callbacks, fittings, rehearsals, and shoots separately.
Communication choices
State that applying is not a booking and separate project contact from future notices.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for photographers, casting teams, agencies, and brands preparing an open call.
It is an application form for a photo shoot, runway show, or campaign. It gathers contact, representation, measurements, portfolio, photos, availability, and logistics in one submission.
Ask for contact and agency details, location, required measurements, relevant experience, portfolio links, specified photos, availability, and travel needs. Add activity questions only when they affect the shoot.
Give each measurement a labeled field, specify inches or centimeters, and ask when measurements were taken. Include only the sizes wardrobe or styling will use.
Yes. Add separate upload fields and explain framing, lighting, file type, and image count. Put portfolio links in URL fields for direct access.
Yes. Use an agency-status choice to show booking-contact fields only to represented applicants. Conditional paths can also support individuals, couples, families, or creators.
Require essential fields, use consistent date choices, and separate links from uploads. Route submissions to a casting inbox or Google Sheet and apply neutral review tags.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge. Edit all generated fields before sharing.
No. Say that submission is an application, not a confirmed selection, callback, or booking. Explain when and how shortlisted applicants may be contacted.
Turn your casting brief into one organized intake.