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| NoOneMournsTheWicked |
Another Resume QuestionI have my first professional audition next week...and I've only ever done school theater. I have no idea how to format my resume.Do I list all of my little productions? Do I list stage readings I did in drama class/english class? Do I list the short student film I made? What information do I put at the top? How do I format all of this information? |
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| wicked_diva |
Go with about 10 productions (and only real ones, not scenes you did in class). List the student film under a separate category. Put your name, email, hair/eyes/height, and vocal range at the top.
There's other threads for this if you search around, but that should get you started. |
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| Jman383 |
Well, in all matter of logic, if you're including a headshot, which most professional theatres require some form of photograph, is it necessary to write your hair and eyes? Shouldn't it be blatant? | ||
| Chevstriss |
I don't put weight, hair or eyes cuz they change daily. |
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| Baker |
Include it, because generally headshots are black and white. NoOne, put as many productions as it takes to fill the page. Don't count stage readings in class, but I would include the film. |
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| MaryMag |
Go to this website: http://lecatr.people.wm.edu/YourResume.html. It's insanely helpful.
If you wanna email me your resume I can take a look at it if I have time today. PM me if you're interested. |
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| Bagel |
However if you ever do a staged reading that's part of a reading series at a legitimate theatre, you should absolutely put that down. Ditto for workshops of new shows. |