Writing a Resume
Fri, 25 Feb 2005, 01:28 pmsare30108 posts in thread
Writing a Resume
Fri, 25 Feb 2005, 01:28 pmHey Everyone,
I've been going for a few auditions of late, and I never know what to give to the panel when they ask for a resume.
I've already got a day job, but I consider musical theatre as one of my hobbies and passions.
The only thing is, I don't have any previous experience in musical theatre, so what do I put on my resume?? I haven't even had any formal singing tuition or dancing tuition.
Seems pointless giving them my existing resume which is basically a run down of all the jobs I've had (not related to performing arts!)
I've been going for a few auditions of late, and I never know what to give to the panel when they ask for a resume.
I've already got a day job, but I consider musical theatre as one of my hobbies and passions.
The only thing is, I don't have any previous experience in musical theatre, so what do I put on my resume?? I haven't even had any formal singing tuition or dancing tuition.
Seems pointless giving them my existing resume which is basically a run down of all the jobs I've had (not related to performing arts!)
photographer
Wed, 2 Mar 2005, 12:57 amWalter Plinge
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there are people who do this. the price range varies. however, i recommend that you talk to a couple of agents in town(theatrical not modelling) and ask them if they can tell you who they go through. a lot of agents have a specific way that they like shots to be done, so rather than waste time and lots of money finding it out the hard way, as i have done in the past, get it straight from the horses mouth. each agent will tell you a photographer they use and from there you can suss out the price ranges and what you can afford. and the agents, if you haven't got one, won't mind you doing this i'm sure.
mick, his best side
there are people who do this. the price range varies. however, i recommend that you talk to a couple of agents in town(theatrical not modelling) and ask them if they can tell you who they go through. a lot of agents have a specific way that they like shots to be done, so rather than waste time and lots of money finding it out the hard way, as i have done in the past, get it straight from the horses mouth. each agent will tell you a photographer they use and from there you can suss out the price ranges and what you can afford. and the agents, if you haven't got one, won't mind you doing this i'm sure.
mick, his best side
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