The film industry continues to be competitive, but those wishing to break in may find increasing opportunities with businesses and small media companies utilizing online video for marketing. A strong resume can help you stand out from the crowd and encourage a potential employer to interview you.
If you have been involved in film projects previously, include these credits in your resume. Details regarding a YouTube Channel you run and other online experience showcases your talent and highlights your passion for the industry. For entry level positions, recruiters will also be looking for past work experience that demonstrates your time management and ability to quickly learn new skills.
The entry level film resume template below guides you through designing a document that captures the attention of future employers.
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Lukas Sampson
100 Main Street, Cityplace, CA, 91019
Home: N/A Cell: (555) 322-7337
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Summary
I starting working at Cinemark Movies 8 when I was 16 years of age. I am currently still employed at the theater, and I can do every job that is required as floor staff. I worked at KYB manufacturing for a short period of time and excelled at that job as well. I worked as an assembly line worker, and I increased our line productivity by a few hundred parts. We made shocks and pistons for automobiles.
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Accomplishments
- Employee penny pride winner of the month twice at Cinemark Movies 8
- Increased line productivity in my line at KYB manufacturing
Experience
Cinemark Movies 8 February 2011 Usher, Usher B, Concessions, Box Office
Indianapolis, IN
My responsibilities at the theater consist of; sweeping theater floors, serving concessions to customers, customer satisfaction, and making sure every customer enjoyed their experience. I am a good employee because of my leadership abilities and my willingness to help others in any area needed. I am a well rounded employee and I do my job well.
KYB Manufacturing November 2012 to January 2013 Assembly Line Operator
Franklin, IN
On the assembly line, we assembled pistons and shocks for automobiles. My responsibility most of the time was operating the bush press, but I worked wherever they needed me. When I first started working there the line was pushing about 1250 parts through per day. When I left we were pushing through around 1650 parts per day.