Film Resume Examples

Studio Assistant

This skill-focused resume utilizes a functional format in order to minimize the job seeker’s brief work history and instead highlight the myriad skills developed thus far. It starts with a detailed personal statement before moving into a three-part summary of qualifications that provides a succinct overview of abilities. The bulk of the resume then explains those skills in tangible terms, ideally establishing that this candidate is very qualified for an entry-level position in the studio.

Studio Manager

A combination resume format is often an excellent choice for job seekers in the middle of their careers because it allows them to showcase their skills and work histories in near-equal measure. In this example, the candidate’s professional summary and skills sections work together to present an easy-to-read overview of his abilities. That’s followed by a work history that, while slightly longer in length, doesn’t overwhelm the snapshot of their skills as it details their experience in concrete terms.

Executive Producer

For film industry veterans, a chronological resume is a brilliant way to chart a litany of accomplishments. In this example, the candidate’s work history occupies more than two-thirds of the page — and with good reason. She has vast experience in film, and she uses her resume to present both the specifics and the scope of her work history. This lets potential collaborators see precisely how she might contribute to future projects in impactful ways.