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#1

Resume

Do both acting and tech work go on the same resume?


Thanks.
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#2

re: Resume

they should be on the same resume in different sections tho
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#3

re: Resume

Different resumes. If you're auditioning for a tech role, bring a tech resume, if an acting role bring a performance resume.
#4

re: Resume

I would put them on the same resume, but have them in different sections. (Unless you have done enough to fill up a page with each.) If you are going to a tech interview, put tech first and vice versa.

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Updated On: 8/1/06 at 12:54 AM

#5

re: Resume

Hmm...I'd say two different resumes. However, if you were a director/tech person, I'd say put them on the same one.
#6

re: Resume

If it's an acting audition, put the tech on there in a small section at the bottom. Just to show that you're capable of other things and have an open mind.

If it's a tech audition, obviously put the tech section at the top. And I'm sure they won't want just the resume. Usually they ask for a portfolio, don't they?
#7

re: Resume

If you want to have dual careers in the theatre, then have two resumes, one theatrical and one technical. if you just want to list that you are able to do tech as well as perform, put your technical list under the performance list, and lable it "related experience"
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