A working proposalPrepared for Rodney Roldan · August 2026

Fourteen episodes of Fatal Attraction. A CSI, two detectives, two paramedics, a sergeant. Not one domain with your name on it is registered — anywhere.

This is a working proposal, not a brochure. Before writing a word of it, we did what every casting director and every journalist now does first: we looked you up — on IMDb, on Instagram, in the domain registries. Here's what we found, and exactly what we'd do about it.

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What we found

First — how we got here

You don't know us, so here's the honest version. We're a studio that builds visibility infrastructure for working talent. This August, while mapping actors carrying recurring named roles on actively running true-crime docudrama series, your name surfaced on TV One's Fatal Attraction — across 14 episodes since 2022, most recently “Devil's Playground” (aired February 10, 2025) and “Fame and Felony” (aired March 24, 2025). From there the record kept going: a 61-credit run on IMDb (nm1956452) reaching back to The Wire in 2006, cross-checked against Wikidata (Q26899293) for the biographical basics — Rodney Manuel Roldan, born July 20, 1977, in Manhattan. We checked your Instagram next, then ran a direct domain-registry (WHOIS/RDAP) check today on every name tied to you: your own name, your production company, and your documentary's title. Everything on this page traces back to a public, verifiable source, checked today. If any detail is wrong, that's exactly the problem we're describing — tell us and we'll show you how we fix it at the source.

Your credit record backs this up. Across 61 credits on IMDb you've built a genuinely working character-actor career: The Wire (2006), Inside the Real NCIS (2006), Nurse Jackie (2009), Celebrity Close Calls (2010–2011) as “Dr. Romero, Paramedic,” A Gifted Man (2011), Battledogs (2012), Imperium (2016), and Storm of Suspicion (2023). The steadiest thread by far is Fatal Attraction on TV One — 14 episodes across four years (2022–2026), a rotating slate of named law-enforcement and first-responder roles: a CSI, two different detectives (Jorge Cintron and Luke Candelaria), two different paramedics, a sergeant, and multiple “Officer” roles, including “Officer #2” in “Devil's Playground” and “Officer” in “Fame and Felony.” Fourteen episodes on an actively running series, and none of it lives on a page you own.

14Fatal Attraction episodes, 2022–2026 — a rotating slate of named law-enforcement and first-responder roles on TV One's true-crime docudrama series
61credits on IMDb, from The Wire (2006) to Imperium (2016) to Storm of Suspicion (2023) — a working career with nowhere of its own to point to
10 yrs +Navy veteran (Electrician's Mate, rose to Petty Officer 2nd Class) — still serving today in the Army Reserve as a Broadcast Journalist, deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq
19.9Kverified Instagram followers on @rodneymroldan — real reach, whose one bio link redirects to IMDb Pro, not to anything you own
0 of 8domains tied to your name, your production company, or your documentary that are registered anywhere — checked today
Exhibit — checked August 2026

You don't have a placeholder page. You have no page at all. We checked the way a casting director or a journalist would: we ran a direct domain-registry check today, on every name that's yours. All eight came back the same way.

rodneyroldan.com  →  UNREGISTERED rodneyroldan.net  →  UNREGISTERED rodneymroldan.com  →  UNREGISTERED rodneyroldan.tv  →  UNREGISTERED rodneyroldan.actor  →  UNREGISTERED roldanentertainment.com  →  UNREGISTERED countryandcourage.com  →  UNREGISTERED countryandcourage.org  →  UNREGISTERED

Meanwhile the one channel you actively run — Instagram @rodneymroldan, verified badge, 19.9K followers — is real, and the reach is real. But the single link in that bio, imdb.me/rodneyroldan, doesn't lead anywhere you own. It redirects to your own public profile on IMDb Pro — a page IMDb controls, not you. If a casting director or a journalist sees you in a Fatal Attraction episode and searches your name afterward, the two places most likely to answer — a domain with your name on it, and the one link you've branded yourself — both come up empty or point somewhere else.

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One engine, three doors

Below are three complete, working drafts of your site — live and clickable, built from your verified credits and service record 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 kinds of people need to find you this year — the casting directors and producers who search cold, the 19.9K followers on Instagram who currently land on IMDb Pro instead of you, and the search engines and AI assistants that currently have almost nothing of yours to go on. Each gets its own entrance.
  3. All three entrances end at the same place: a real contact line, since none is published anywhere for you today.
Door 1 · The two-decade service record

Still Serving

Ten years in the Navy as an Electrician's Mate, rising to Petty Officer 2nd Class, deployed across the Mediterranean and the Arabian Sea. Then a second decade that hasn't ended — still serving in the Army Reserve as a Broadcast Journalist, deployed to Afghanistan in 2014 and Iraq in 2018. This door leads with the record most working actors don't have: two branches of service, two deployments, and a documentary you directed about what it costs.

Draft — “Still Serving” A service-record-forward identity page — the Navy years, the active Army Reserve status, and Country and Courage, presented as one continuous throughline. See it live →
Door 2 · The recurring credit no one can find

The Rotation

Fourteen episodes of Fatal Attraction since 2022 — a CSI here, a detective there, a paramedic, a sergeant, an officer — a genuinely recurring presence on an actively running true-crime series, and not one page online that puts the fourteen in one place. This door is built for the people who see you in an episode and search your name that same night.

Draft — “The Rotation” A credit-ledger-forward page built around the full Fatal Attraction record — every named role, every air date on file, next to the wider 61-credit career. See it live →
Door 3 · The film you directed

Country and Courage

In 2021 you stepped behind the camera to direct Country and Courage, a 41-minute Veterans Day tribute that examines PTSD through the lens of Shakespeare, built around interviews with active-duty service members and veterans. It's award-winning work, and countryandcourage.com and .org are both sitting unregistered today. This door leads with the director, not just the actor.

Draft — “Country and Courage” A director-forward page built around the documentary itself — the PTSD-through-Shakespeare framing, the veteran interview subjects, and the acting career behind it. See it live →
III

The first 90 days

  1. Claim the addressNone of the eight domains tied to your name, your production company, or your documentary are registered anywhere. We register rodneyroldan.com in your name at Working Session #1 — nothing to fight anyone else for, today.
  2. Build the credit ledgerAll 14 Fatal Attraction episodes (2022–2026), plus the wider 61-credit IMDb record — from The Wire through Imperium through Storm of Suspicion — assembled in one verified place for the first time.
  3. Confirm what's currentThe Fatal Attraction rotation spans a CSI, two named detectives, two paramedics, a sergeant, and multiple Officer roles — you're the tiebreaker on which credits to lead with and how each should be billed.
  4. Fix the Instagram link@rodneymroldan's 19.9K verified followers currently land on your own IMDb Pro profile, not on anything you own. We change what the one link points to.
  5. Wire a real contact lineNo self-published direct line exists for you today. This is the first one built — under your name, pointed at a booking funnel that actually works.
IV

When you say yes — exactly what happens

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), 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 register rodneyroldan.com in your name — it's open today, no fight, nothing to buy from anyone else — and you confirm the facts: which Fatal Attraction roles to lead with, 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 rodneyroldan.com, Instagram bio updated, balance due ($1,000). Your credit ledger and your service record go live where search and AI assistants can find them — first scorecard 30 days later.
AccountWho creates it · whose name
rodneyroldan.com (new registration)Registered together in Session #1 — your name, your login, we never hold it and never spend on your behalf.
Cloudflare (hosting — free tier)Created together in Session #2 — your email, your login
Google Business Profile (Talent, Los Angeles)Created together in Session #2 — under your Google account
Bing Webmaster ToolsCreated together in Session #2 — this is what puts you in ChatGPT's index
Your existing account — Instagram @rodneymroldanWe never touch the login. You update the bio link with us on the phone; everything else about how you run the account stays exactly as it is

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

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What we need from you

From youWhy
Confirm the credit list & which Fatal Attraction roles to lead withMultiple named roles across 14 episodes — you're the one who knows which to feature first.
OK to register rodneyroldan.com in your nameIt's open today — but domains get taken by strangers for reasons that have nothing to do with you.
Reel and photo assets you have, or one afternoon to assemble themThe reel and photo layer is what casting directors actually screen first.
About two hours a weekThe sets and the drills stay yours. Everything else is ours.
VI

You own everything. No lock-in.

You've spent ten years in the Navy and you're still serving in the Army Reserve — you know what it means to answer to a chain of command you didn't design. So here's our structure, on principle:

AssetWhose name it's in
rodneyroldan.comRegistered in your name at Session #1 — never in ours
Hosting (Cloudflare)Your account. The site runs free-tier — it stays up even if you never pay anyone another dollar
Business & artist profilesCreated under your logins, your email
The site itself — code, design, contentYours outright on delivery

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.

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Investment — every dollar mapped to a deliverable

The Foundation

$1,500 one-time · $500 to begin, balance at launch

  1. Your site — built new on rodneyroldan.com, the one domain among eight that's still open
  2. Press & booking kit — downloadable bio, credits, and reel links, in the format casting directors actually want
  3. The invisible layer — identity markup and Google + Bing indexing — pages AI assistants can actually read and cite
  4. The full credit archive — all 14 Fatal Attraction episodes plus the wider 61-credit IMDb record, assembled in one verified place
  5. Booking funnel wired to a real contact line — the first one that's ever existed for you
  6. Your Instagram — @rodneymroldan's bio link finally pointing at something you own instead of IMDb Pro
Begin today — pay the $500 deposit

The $500 books Working Session #1 within three days and locks your direction. Paid by card through Stripe to Ni Biashara LLC. Balance only at launch, only if we deliver.

The Visibility Service — ongoing, cancel any month

$300/mo

What a publicist's retainer starts at $3,000 a month for, scoped to what actually moves bookings:

Every month: new Fatal Attraction air dates and any new credit wired into the site and profile the week they land; AI-assistant answer checks — what ChatGPT, Google, and Perplexity say when someone asks about you — logged and corrected; the identity layer maintained so search doesn't confuse you with anyone else.

Every season: the opportunity map refreshed — casting notices, press openings, and roles in your lane — delivered as a one-page brief.

And a one-page scorecard each month: search impressions on your name, answer checks, what changed. You'll never wonder what you're paying for.

Distribution — optional add-on

$200/mo · month-to-month

Your 19.9K verified Instagram followers are a real, substantial audience that right now has nowhere to click but IMDb. Every new Fatal Attraction air date and every new credit can land natively on that account, on a steady cadence, alongside — not instead of — what you already post. No ad spend. Your work is the advertising; we give the audience it creates somewhere to see it.

Your first quarter, all-in: $2,400. One booking-fee release or one appearance covers it — and everything it builds stays yours.
Rather talk to a human first? Good instinct.

You've spent ten years in the Navy and you're still serving in the Army Reserve — you know better than most what due diligence looks like before committing to anything. So take the smaller step: 30 minutes with Craig, video or phone, no pitch beyond what's on this page. Pick any open slot on the calendar, reply in the thread this reached you on, or email twe@nibiashara.biz.

Book 30 minutes with Craig

This pricing is held for 21 days. One honest note, not a manufactured one: rodneyroldan.com isn't guaranteed to still be open in three weeks — it's one of eight names tied to you that happen to be unregistered today, and domains get taken by strangers for reasons that have nothing to do with you. That's the only clock actually running here.

Ten years in the Navy, a second decade still underway in the Army Reserve, fourteen episodes on an actively running true-crime series, and a documentary you directed yourself about what service costs. The casting directors and journalists ready to find you next deserve to find the same record you've already built.

Craig

Owner & Operator, Ni Biashara LLC

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