Getting yourself noticed on your interview is very much crucial in getting a job in the theater. You may want to take advantage on submitting a professionally written theater resume to have an edge over other applicants. Providing related information about your previous acting work such as movie roles, TV serial and theater appearances can help you present your active acting career. You may also include previous trainings, acting skills and even other miscellaneous skills such as skateboarding and juggling. Give emphasis to the most important roles that may give recognition to your theater skills.

Sample Theater Resume

Edward Hamilton
35, West Corner Street
Boston, MA 01741
(233)-452 7390

Film & Television

Theater

Training

California College for the Arts (CCA)
BFA in Acting

• Acting: Jake Spencer, Jean Lipstin, Jose Braha, Eleanor Van Housten, Eve Mason, Bob Young
• Voice: Marie Pearsons (Accents/Dialects), Angela Langdon (Shakespeare/Linklater)
• Movement: Todd Seron (Stage Combat), Justin Chauncey, Betty Polski (Alexander Tech.)
• Singing: Carlo Mishelley
• TV & Film: Charlie McKenzie, Kurt Chapman

Jordan
Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts

• Acting: Luke Harrison (Restoration Comedy), John Rutherford (Jacobean, Shakespeare)
• Voice: Pam Besse
• Movement: Diether Stoker (Period), Glenn McBride, Rob Anderson (Alexander)
• Dance: 14 Years: Pointe, Modern, Tap, Ballet, African, Jazz, Acrobatic, Period Movement

Special Skills

Accents and Dialects, Dance, Stage Combat (unarmed, dagger and rapier, contemporary violence), Tennis, Singing, Puppetry, Yoga, Horseback riding, Improvisation, Roller blading, Clowning

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