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Employment / Re: resume format
« on: Nov 12, 2010, 12:59 am »
Hi all,
I have a question, as my graduate committee keeps flip-flopping how they want me to format my resume...EVERY SEMESTER....
Currently I list each credit in the following order: Show Title / Producing Company (and City) / Director.
My question is this: How do you differentiate productions that are premieres (world premieres, US premieres, NYC premieres), and how do you list playwrights that you've worked with?
I have been fortunate to have been able to work on a number of premieres through the past few years, some of which were penned by notable playwrights. And, even more fortunate, I happen to have remained in very good graces with the playwrights I've worked with. I do want to include all of this information but it doesn't fit neatly in my columns, and if I try to footnote then the list of playwrights/premieres just looks clunky.
For instance, at the end of my list of credits I have this bulky chunk of information to be deciphered:
# World Premiere; Playwright involved with production.
+ US Premiere; Playwright involved with production.
* Playwright involved with production.
% Prompt Book submitted to The New York Public Library, NYC.
I am glad that I finally have some of this information in my resume, I'm just not happy how it looks.
Do you have any suggestions??
Ryan
I have a question, as my graduate committee keeps flip-flopping how they want me to format my resume...EVERY SEMESTER....
Currently I list each credit in the following order: Show Title / Producing Company (and City) / Director.
My question is this: How do you differentiate productions that are premieres (world premieres, US premieres, NYC premieres), and how do you list playwrights that you've worked with?
I have been fortunate to have been able to work on a number of premieres through the past few years, some of which were penned by notable playwrights. And, even more fortunate, I happen to have remained in very good graces with the playwrights I've worked with. I do want to include all of this information but it doesn't fit neatly in my columns, and if I try to footnote then the list of playwrights/premieres just looks clunky.
For instance, at the end of my list of credits I have this bulky chunk of information to be deciphered:
# World Premiere; Playwright involved with production.
+ US Premiere; Playwright involved with production.
* Playwright involved with production.
% Prompt Book submitted to The New York Public Library, NYC.
I am glad that I finally have some of this information in my resume, I'm just not happy how it looks.
Do you have any suggestions??
Ryan