"All artists (including those on the front line) know that they need to have their own personal artistic resume at work, because it is an early communication bridge between you and the employer or director. And it is a necessary bridge..."

First of all, you should use simple language to explain your basic personal information as comprehensively as possible: name, age group, gender, place of origin (mainly to know that you have Several dialects and cultures) as well as some body parameters such as height and weight, because in this way, the director and producer can fully understand your situation through your information, so you should fill in your personal information as clearly as possible, Maybe the director needs to know some information about you, such as your measurements, your leg length, your arm length, etc. Don’t think that these are professional parameters for models. Please tell others what you can tell them, because your career requires you to do this. Do;

Second, you have to use simple language to summarize your "person"

In other words, what you like, what you are good at, what abilities you have, etc. This is also what makes you happy. The director should try to understand an important piece of information about you as comprehensively as possible. For example, the director wants you to play a character who is a "former football player"

Although he may be in another profession now, due to the characteristics of his original profession , this character may have some original traces or even injuries on his body. If you tell the director that you used to play football in school and played often, the director may cast you immediately, because at least you can’t do outside actions. But if you just say that you graduated from the acting department of a certain college, Who knows if you can act? In this case, if this information is in other people's information, wouldn't you lose this opportunity?

Thirdly, you have to use the roles you have played before, Even if it is a supporting role in a few scenes, make some simple descriptions in the information: what role you played in what play, and what are the characteristics of this character. Only in this way can the director immediately understand the scope of your creation and your creative ability. When submitting their resumes, many people often only write what roles they played in what plays, who the director was, and who the co-stars were. In fact, he may have planted a "trouble" for himself here. He did not say what should be said to the director. If these co-directors and actors have some unpleasant experiences or competition among peers, when others inquire, If you say you are not good at all, you have found yourself a "gravedigger". This is experience;

Fourth, you have to "package" your resume

Because this is taken out for others to see, and it is also something that needs to be packaged. It is not as simple as two pieces of paper, such as the arrangement of information, the order in which it is arranged, and the language skills and language used to describe it. Characteristics, etc. are all very important. The most taboo thing is to ask others to help you correct typos or incorrect sentences in your resume. In this case, your "good name" will soon be spread unintentionally, and then you You don’t know how it “dies”, so if you feel unsure, it’s best to ask a professional company or professional person to help you design it. This money must be spent, or find a professional website. "Learning (or learning from it, no one will sue you anyway)" is a necessary process.

Good luck to every actor! ﹏﹏﹏﹏?︴Теαsеoodle