What Does An Impressive Acting Resume Need?

I need to find out a way to build up my resume for acting.and my porfolio for modeling.please list the names.?

• i need the top answers..no foolishness.im serious and i need this informatiom.please and thank you..also please list the names of the places. and im 13 so please list things that i can actually do.

• Answer:

  KittySue is right - By the time you start looking for acting work, as an adult, you would need a resume detailing: The name of the drama school you attended, how long the course was, and when you graduated. The details of extra courses you've attended, such as stage combat, accent and voice training, dance grades, singing grades, mime, mask, etc. What accents you can do convincingly, what languages you speak. A list of stage plays you've performed in, in public, and they should include all types of play - Shakespeare, Greek tragedy, comedy, drama, farce, musicals, period drama, etc. naming where they were performed, and the director's name. A list of short films, student films, naming the directors. A list of other experience, such as commercials, educational tours, promotional work. The name and contact details of your agent. A good selection of professionally made headshots. A professionally made showreel and voicereel. Ideally, your own website, with all the above beautifully displayed and with links to your membership of professional organisations. I think that's about it. At 13, though, you'd need to start off at school or at a local theatre group. It's the same route for getting into any musical, movie, stage play, TV show - anything. And it all depends on whether or not you have a real talent in the first place. First you study it at school with all the other subjects. Then you get experience at school or in a drama group or in a community theatre. Then you get professional training at a good drama school. Then you get unpaid or low-paid work experience to build up a good resume which will need plays and films you've done after drama school in adult theatre. Children's acting techniques often don't work at all once you're an adult. Good luck!