How Do You Create An Actors Resume?
You’d be surprised how much you’ve done in your life can translate well onto an actor’s resume. Having little or no experience is OK since casting people and talent agents know that everyone has to start somewhere. Many television stars came to the scene with little more than a charming personality. Make a list of all the things you could possibly put into an actor’s resume. Make sure you have a hard copy black and white headshot where you can attach your resume to the back. If you have a website, you will also be posting it online. Don’t make your resume overly busy or decorative. The essentials: Your name, home phone number, cell phone number, height, weight, eye color, hair color, agent’s name (if represented) and any actor’s union affiliation, such as SAG (Screen Actors Guild), AFTRA (American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) or Actors’ Equity (the stage union.) List your acting experience. This would include any television shows, films, industrials, commercials, voice-o
