proper form of resume
#0proper form of resume
Posted: 1/19/05 at 7:44pmdoes anyone know a proper form for a theatrical resume??
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Joined: 12/31/69
#1re: proper form of resume
Posted: 1/19/05 at 8:22pm
you could center your name and then below that you can put your stats (like your contact info then under that height, eye color, etc)
ive always seen three evenly spaced columns, like:
show character where
whether you put education on top or at the bottom depends on how much experience you have...
but there are other ways.
AnothaPartofMe
Broadway Star Joined: 5/22/04
#2re: proper form of resume
Posted: 1/19/05 at 8:46pmIf your resume is on the back of your headshot, you don't need to center your name.
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maybethistime
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/3/04
#4re: proper form of resume
Posted: 1/19/05 at 8:47pm
http://www.actorschecklist.com/resume.html
that site gives you all the info & examples you need!
bernadette88
Broadway Star Joined: 5/28/03
#5re: proper form of resume
Posted: 1/19/05 at 9:14pm
You can check mine out right here:
chrismecca.cjb.net
This is just an idea. I made it with a crappy webpage maker so it doesn't look it's best. But here is the genereal info you should have. Hope it helps
MY Theatre Resume Example
#6re: proper form of resume
Posted: 1/19/05 at 9:17pm
Hi, I worked through my resume with Dave Clemmons, the NY casting director...here's how mine is now:
Name Centered, beneath it is my phone # and email...below that (still in the center) are my union affiliations...then below that to the left is my manager and her phone number, and across to the right is hair and eye color
then my theatre credits. You list Name of Show, Part Played, and then you can put vital info like where you did it, who directed, etc.
then film credits. Name of project, part played, then where you did it/ Directors, etc.
then modeling work....what the project was called, then runway/ catalogue or other type, then company you did it with (who hired you, etc.)
then below that is other related work (if youve taught dance, camp counselor, etc.)
then is training. Dance, Voice, Acting, or anything else related...you should include workshops or other places like that you attended
then special skills. can be anything you do well, that you would be able to do on stage/ screen, or whatever.
...hope that helps
*Credits should be listed in order of importance/ prestige
"I think it was the Korean tour or something. They were all frickin' asian!" -Zoran912
bernadette88
Broadway Star Joined: 5/28/03
#7re: proper form of resume
Posted: 1/19/05 at 9:19pmalso....if you click on the headshots part, the photos may not load right away but just give them a second or two!
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