What do i put on a acting resume?

Answer 1

Try googling it and looking at some examples. It's easier to see them than to explain everything that goes on there, but here are some general categories:

-at the top: name, contact info, age, height, weight, eye & hair color
-acting jobs (can be divided into categories once you have enough to fill 'em--like professional theatre, regional, summer stock, TV, film, etc.)--you'll include here info besides just the title of the show, generally also the directors' name, the venue, and the role you played
-commercials
-training, relevant education, and/or teachers with whom you've studied
-special skills (voice training and range, stage combat, sports, dialects, musical instruments played--really anything that might be relevant to a part)

Answer 2

Go with the truth. Your contact info, name, training, experience and skills. Keep the skills relevant to acting. Nothing is a bigger turn off than a resume filled up with nonsense. Everyone knows it's hard to get work. Everyone can also tell when you are full of it. Not a good way to make a favorable impression. Keep it simple and honest.

Answer 3

Age, Weight, Address, Phone #, Training, Expierience, Shows-Parts, Voice Range, and basically your expierience and shows etc. Training is always very important on an acting resume!

Answer 4

Ask your acting teacher or an actor friend, to show the style of acting résumé, used in the city where you live, because acting resumes are the same style in each city or state in the USA.