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The Language of the Agents and the Casting Director is spoken in:
- Your Resume
- Your Pictures
- Telling agents and Casting Directors you are not green.
- Have a good follow up, how, when and what you say in your follow up.
- Your Demo Reel, how it’s edited, where is shown, what you put on it.
- Website— always put your direct contact info, even if you have an agent.
The outline of a resume: If you put so much stuff on it that it’s hard to read, it’s going to get deleted or discarded and you don’t want that!
The Letterhead:
- Your name
- Your union affiliation
- Cell Phone
- Email
- Website
- Social Media Handles
Your stats:
- Hair and the eyes
- Your height and Weight (or size)
- Vocal Range (if you are a singer)
The Film Section
- 3 columns only
- Any info you want me to know with an asterisk (ie: *scene with Tracy Morgan)
- The role you played
- Production Company
- Director’s name underneath that
Television/ New Media
- 3 Columns
- Name of the Show
- What kind of role you played (Series Regular/Guest Star/ Costar/ Featured)
- Name of the Network or where it was shown
Theater
- 3 Columns
- Name of the Play
- Name of the Character/ Kind of Role you played (Lead/ Suporting/ Small Supporting/ Ensemble)
- Name of the Theater and City
- Director/ Musical Director/ Choreographer (if it’s a big dance show) underneath that
Commercial/ Print/ Industrials/ Voiceover/ Cabaret
- List upon request
- Cabaret set up like you did in the Theater section
Training
- If you have graduated from any school
- Name of the degree, school, city/ state
- List who you’ve been studying with for acting, improv, commercials, singing, dance, etc.
Skills
- You want to be intermediate or advanced in any skill you list
- Languages, accents, types of singing you do, sports, and an other category.
- End with drivers license, passport, covid vaccine (as the last thing)
