If you are in
the film, graphic design, modeling, entertainment, advertising,
or media industries, the style and format of the way your experience
is listed should be very career-specific. For professionals in the
Arts and Leisure fields, job titles hold more creativity, excitement,
even celebrity. Resume information for these types of positions
needs to be an artistic statement as well as a statement of professional
credentials. Visual excitement can be graphically communicated as
well.
The Talent section
of your resume can also have the following titles:
- CD-ROM
- Commercial Print
- Commercials
- Compositions
- Corporate Films
- Dance
- Feature Films
- Film
- Film/Video
- Graphic Design
- Improvisation
- Industrial Film
- Live Entertainment
- Modeling
- Motion Pictures
- Music Videos
- Musicals
- On Camera
- Opera
- Print
- Print Advertising
- Print Work
- Projects
- Promotions
- Radio
- Short Film
- Stage
- Stage Productions
- Student Films
- Student Roles
- Television
- Television Programs
- Theater
- TV
- TV Commercials
- Video
- Video Productions
- Voice Over
Production
Type in the name of
the production in which you were involved. For example, this could
be the name of the film, theater production, commercial, television
show, or multimedia presentation.
Role or Producer
List the role that
you played in the production and/or the name of the Producer for
the production.
Director, Producer,
or Company
You can list Directors,
Producers, and Company names in this area. Usually each production
is recognized by these titles.
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THEATRE
SIGHT UNSEEN
Berkeley Rep and Odyssey Theatre
Grete
Michael Bloom, Director
THE HOUSE OF
YES
Magic Theatre and Las Palmas Theatre
Jackie-O
Andrew Doe, Director
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Writing Your Resume