Your record, your terms
A record on EqualFrame is yours: you choose what each part of it shows, your contact details stay off your public page, and nobody can browse for you unless you choose to be listed in member search.
What a record is
A documented account of who you are and the work you have done: your photographs, your disciplines, the facts a booker needs. Not a profile that ranks you. Not a feed.
What is public and what is sealed
Open
The public face: your working name, city and country, disciplines, and the photographs you choose.
Sealed
The sealed part: your contact details and postcode, an age check's result if you are asked for one, and your legal name or date of birth only if our team records one to run the register.
A studio that brought you onto the register sees the details it holds, and a studio that asks for an age check sees its result. No other member or studio sees any of it. What our team does on your record is logged, including every time someone reveals these details.
What we check, and what we keep
Members are 18 or over. When we ask for an age check, a specialist provider runs it and EqualFrame keeps the result, never your documents. Age assurance will open age-restricted work. Identity verification comes later.
With or without an agency
You can be on the register independently or represented. A studio or agency that already holds your details can bring them onto the register, and you claim and complete the record yourself.
What happens next
Confirm your email from the link we send.
The link takes you straight on to create your account.
If today’s places have all gone, or you run a studio, we hold your place and email you instead.
Tell us who you are, confirm your email, and create your account.