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YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME HERE PERIOD: Date Due : Wednesday, September 5 th What show The Character

Headshot Resume (1 st week of school) While this is obviously presented in a light-hearted way, yours should be a serious, honest reflection of your past experiences and training. YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME HERE PERIOD: Date Due : Wednesday, September 5 th

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YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME HERE PERIOD: Date Due : Wednesday, September 5 th What show The Character

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  1. Headshot Resume (1st week of school)While this is obviously presented in a light-hearted way, yours should be a serious, honest reflection of your past experiences and training.

  2. YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME HERE PERIOD: Date Due: Wednesday, September 5th What show The Character you played Where THEATRE EXPERIENCE: Romeo and Juliet JulietHollywood High The Sound of Music MariaHollywood High RELATED EXPERIENCE (Extra Circular Activities) Cheerleading Captain 4 years Hollywood High Model 2 years Barbie Modeling School Cover Girl 2 years Sports Illustrated Band Member – Tuba 3 years Hollywood High Voice training 4 years Celine Dion Vocal Academy Church Choir 3 yearsFirst Baptist Church Ballet 3 years Madonna’s Dance Academy Tap 2 years Brittany Spears’ School of Why are you taking this class? I am taking this class because I love theatre. Schedule: Class Period Teacher Room Theatre 1stLeMaster 140

  3. This should be your picture here. It should fill the whole page.If you are doing this for a Theatre I class , a small picture is fine. You do not need to print out a big one. Please remember :1. To put your name on the bottom of the picture. 2. Use a picture that looks like you now.3. Please be G rated and just a “headshot”.4. Please be a picture you do not expect to get back. YOUR NAME

  4. Headshot ResumeFor Advanced Theatre Students

  5. YOUR NAME HERE Address: NEVER PUT YOUR HOME Height: 5’5” ADDRESS – Use a P.O. Box Eyes: Blue Phone: You can use an answering service or cell Hair: Blond E-Mail: toocute4words@hotmail.com STAGE Romeo and Juliet Juliet Hollywood High The Sound of Music Maria Hollywood High DANCING EXPERIENCE: Ballet 3 years Madonna’s Dance Academy Tap 2 years Brittany Spears’ School of SINGING EXPERIENCE: Voice training 4 years Celine Dion Vocal Academy Church Choir 3 years First Baptist Church RELATED EXPERIENCE: Cheerleading Captain 4 years Hollywood High Model 2 years Barbie Modeling School TRAINING & WORKSHOPS Put any special training that you have had. University training… Musical Theatre with Michael Crawford SPECIAL SKILLS: Alto; Painter; Juggling; Harp; Juggling Harps

  6. Information This is one way to lay out a resume. It’s not the only way. Any traditional format is acceptable. While this is obviously presented in a light-hearted way, yours should be a serious, honest reflection of your past experiences and training that in any way might help you as a performer. Possible things to mention could include: Jobs you’ve had where you dealt with the public Musical instruments you play (ie. Concerts you’ve done) Special workshops, classes, seminars you’ve had related to performing , sports (especially organized sports where you competed in public) Hobbies that relate to communicating (ex. Ham radio operator) Put down as many things as you can think of that will offer as complete a picture as possible of your background/training/potential. Your resume should fill one page (no more).

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