Show / Hide allows subscribers to choose whether they would like to show or hide specific information on Operabase.
All new information that has been added to Operabase, that is connected to an artist’s profile or art’s organisation page, will create a “Pending action” notification. This feature prompts you to be more active with your profile and to take ownership of what is displayed.
Productions published by companies and festivals on their Operabase pages are simultaneously published to artists' profiles who are listed as part of the cast and crew. This includes all related media (videos, photos, review) from the production. Productions published by companies and festivals on their Operabase pages appear on artist profiles as a validated production with a red mask icon. Operabase notifies artists/artist managers of new additions to their profiles, via email, and requests that they review the new information and determine if they’d like to make it visible or hidden on their profile. (Click here to register your artist profile)
All newly added information is indicated by notifications above the sections that need to be reviewed. Click on the relevant tab and for quick navigation to the new / updated information, click “Review now.” The newly added information will be blurred out and you will see an “eye” icon which indicates if a new item is visible by default or hidden prior to your review. After you click “Review now” the information will no longer be blurred and you will be able to see what has been added. You can then use the show / hide toggle to determine what you’d like visible on your profile.
The default visibility of all production-related media (videos, photos and reviews added to the production) is set to "Hide". This ensures that media content associated with productions in which an artist participated remains hidden until the artist adjusts the visibility settings.
Exception for Trailers:
Trailers of productions that an artist was involved in will be visible by default, ensuring that they are prominently displayed on Operabase.