The Sopranos. Hustlers, opposite Jennifer Lopez. A 2025 series finale of FBI: Most Wanted. The site your own pages still call “official” doesn't exist anymore.

The credits hold up. You played Jesus Rossi in The Sopranos' "Employee of the Month" (2001), Detective Hernandez opposite Jennifer Lopez in Hustlers (2019), and Firefighter Rivera opposite Pete Davidson in The King of Staten Island (2020) — plus a feature debut opposite Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt in The Devil's Own (1997). Most recently: a named EMT role in Neon's ensemble comedy Babes (2024), alongside Michelle Buteau, John Carroll Lynch, Whoopi Goldberg, and Hasan Minhaj — and Sal Campos in the 2025 series finale of FBI: Most Wanted. Search your own name today, and neither credit shows up on a page you own.

Below are three complete, working drafts of your site — live and clickable, built from your verified credits before you'd paid us a dime. They're not sketches, and you're not being asked to buy three websites. Here's how they work:

1. Pick the one that feels like you. Its design becomes your site; the best ideas from the other two fold into the final build. Nothing is wasted.
2. Every door ships no matter which look you choose. Three different problems need solving this year — the casting directors and producers who search cold, the record that stopped in 2019, and the address your own bios still point people toward that no longer exists. Each gets its own entrance.
3. All three entrances end at the same place: a real contact line, on a page that actually resolves.

1. Register the address nobody else can takemariopolitactor.com comes back unregistered — confirmed available as of this proposal. We register it in your name, closing the door before anyone else can walk through it.
2. Build the credit ledgerThe Sopranos through FBI: Most Wanted, assembled in one verified place for the first time.
3. Confirm what's actually currentYour own channels don't fully agree on every detail — you're the tiebreaker on anything a source gets wrong.
4. Update the press recordBabes (2024) and the FBI: Most Wanted finale (2025) — both currently missing from your own press page — added where search can actually find them.
5. Wire the reel inYour existing site's empty reel page gets an actual reel behind it, instead of a bare header.

A $500 deposit from a page that reached you cold is a real ask, so here is precisely what it sets in motion — day by day, account by account. No mystery, no “we'll figure it out later.”

1. Same day — you get a person, not a receiptDeposit confirmation from Stripe (Ni Biashara LLC, Dallas), plus a direct reply from Craig, in the same thread this reached you on, to schedule Working Session #1. Video call, your choice of time.
2. Day 1–3 — Working Session #1 (about 60 minutes)We confirm the domain — mariopolitactor.com, registered in your name — and you confirm the facts: credit list, current representation, the story you want told, since you're the tiebreaker on anything a source gets wrong; and you pick your direction from the three drafts.
3. Week 1–2 — we build, you keep workingSite built on your chosen direction; reel, photos, and credit assets assembled from what you send us. Expect one short check-in, not homework.
4. Day 10–14 — Working Session #2 (about 45 minutes)You review the finished site. Together, on one call, we create the accounts that make it findable — each one under your own email, with us on screen-share, never holding your passwords. The table below lists every account, so there are no surprises.
5. Day 14–21 — launchSite live on mariopolitactor.com, balance due ($1,000). Your credit ledger and the real record of your work go live where search and AI assistants can find them — first scorecard 30 days later.

Total accounts you'll own at the end: five. Total passwords we hold: zero. We work through delegated access you can revoke any day.

You're a working character actor with twenty-five-plus years of real credits, still landing new ones. So here's our structure, on principle:

We work through delegated access you can revoke any day. If we part ways, everything keeps working — nothing to migrate, no hostage files. Cancel the service any month; what's built stays yours.

This pricing is held for 21 days. One honest note, not a manufactured one: your credits themselves don't expire — The Sopranos and Hustlers already aired. But mariopolitactor.com sits unregistered right now, and every day it stays that way is a day someone else could take the address your own bios still point to. That's the only clock actually running here.