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Organize My Materials

Keep repertoire, working files, and reusable audition materials organized in one place, then connect them to application requirements.

6 stepsAbout 6 minUpdated October 2026
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    Start in My Materials

    Open My Materials from the sidebar. It starts as a gallery of repertoire lists and material buckets grouped under Repertoire and Documents & Media. Keep songs and monologues beside Headshots, Resumes, Sheet Music, Portfolio, Essays, Transcripts, Recommendations, Dance, Ballet, Wildcard, Videos, and Other.

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    Add repertoire, links, and files

    Select New bucket to create a Song list, Monologue list, or Custom bucket. Inside a repertoire list, use the plus button labeled Song or Monologue; the Custom tab lets you enter your own piece, while Library is available with catalog access.

    Open a material bucket and use its add control to add an external link or Upload a file. Free includes 5 uploaded files (100 MB total). External links do not use that upload allowance, and existing files stay available to view and download.

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    Move each piece from Saved to Ready

    Open a song or monologue and switch to the My Prep tab (next to Details). Use Preparation to choose its stage: Saved, Working, or Ready. Add tags and Notes that stay with the piece, then use Files for cuts, sheet music, recordings, and other working files. The stage also appears as a chip on piece cards and in table view; select it to open a menu and jump straight to any stage.

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    Customize your buckets

    Choose Customize to open Customize your buckets. Rename buckets, drag them into a new order, hide what you do not need, and organize them with groups. Use New group for sections of your own, or open a bucket's Edit bucket panel to change its Name, Group, Icon, and Color. For an audition-specific mix, create a Custom bucket and use Add items to collect songs, monologues, and materials without removing them from their home buckets.

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    Search everything at once

    Use Search titles, tags, files, or buckets from the gallery instead of opening each bucket in turn. Search can match a title, show, play, tag, file name, material type, group, or bucket, and selecting a result opens that item or bucket directly.

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    Connect your materials to applications

    In Applications → Requirements, assign your songs and monologues to eligible repertoire slots and attach saved headshots, resumes, and other files to the requirements that ask for them. Prescreen and audition assignments stay phase-aware, so changing one school's piece does not recast the others.

    You can also open a saved material's details, find Where used, and choose Use for a requirement. Tracked choices are labeled Prescreen, Audition, or Prescreen + audition. Continue with Track applications and deadlines.