My Personal Brand Examples

Know you’re type and what sort of roles you will likely go out for. If you’re edgy and hip, you’re likely not going to audition for the same roles as someone who is more reserved and conservative. Watch some tv, pay attention and ask your friends what type of jobs they see you working. Don’t be offended, this is valuable information.

For example, I know that I typically get auditions and cast to play these same roles over and over-

The Girl Next Door

Your Best friend

Significant Other

Teacher

Nurse

Reporter

In other words, I’m the nurturing type. Also, serious working professional, dorky, energetic, and quirky! My characters are usually “professional when they want to be” in other words, work hard play hard.

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Professional Actors Resume

Your actor’s resume is extremely important. This is where you will want to list your experience, training, basic stats, specialty skills, and a way for the film production to contact you.

Here is a video I created that will help guide you during the process of creating your first resume. Start at 7:10.

• Your professional acting resume (even if you’re a beginner) should be formatted like the resume example listed below or something similar
• Projects you’ve worked on should be in 3 NEAT columns: Name of the project, your role, production company and/or director
• Training: I have been told that this should also be in 3 NEAT columns: Type of acting class, your teacher, which acting studio you’ve trained at.
• Do NOT list commercials! You don’t want to miss out on a potential job because of your previous work, but DEFINITELY make sure to mention if there is a conflict (aka similar brand) or if you’re in the middle of a contract.

Training

Before you head out to get your professional acting headshots and create your acting resume, you MUST know what you’re doing. I have listed some of the places I have trained, skills I have learned, and a few specialty skills that have been helpful for me.

If you’re a beginner and haven’t embarked on your auditioning journey yet, this is your time to list as many specialty skills as possible. This isn’t as difficult as you may think and it’s likely you’re being modest.

Can you type really fast? Are you great with kids? Can you speak another language? Do you have a valid driver’s license? Yes…these are fantastic specialty skills to add to your professional actors’ resume.

To see an example, check out some of my recent self-tape auditions, HERE!

My Professional Acting Resume

*For safety, I left my contact info off, but make sure to include your email address so we can contact you*

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