Is it okay if my Acting resume is 2 pages long??

Question

Okay im going to send in my resume and photo to California for the Hannah Montana Tv Series Auditionss.But my resume is 2 pages long..Is that ok?

Answer 1

As you can see, you likely have a balance in numbers of opinions here, so far, and I agree with "LESS IS MORE"

  A resume is a PROFESSIONAL way of expressing who and what you are in as few valid examples as possible. That equates to the Corporate world as well. Beyond that, you can offer a cover letter, but very honestly, NOT MANY care farther back than your most recent success.

  Certainly the number of experiences you've had matter to you, and hopefully to those who care about you, but might not matter at all to your next employer, beyond what might be most "Bankable" about you.

   Finally, since you gave us no details, it's difficult to analyze what you're considering for a resume.

Answer 2

Omg, Yes!!! They will   L.O.V.E loooveee you!!!! Wow if you have that much experience your the next, Ashley tisdale, or even the next hannah Montana, Who knows!! Can't wait to see your name in lights!!! Best of luck!!!!!!

Answer 3

No it's really not okay to have 2 pages, its good that you have many things on your resume, but a professional resume is kept to one page.. if you need to get it to one page keep the important part like plays, classes and get rid of like drama class or chorus, also you should only have about 6 things under talent and skills.

Answer 4

No its not ok.  I am getting really concerned with all the people giving incorrect answers on this forum, the majority of readers are obviously not professionals with any real knowledge.

Standard protocol: acting resumes must be one page.  they are stapled to the back of the headshot; edges trimmed to be 8 by 10 matching headshot size.

Answer 5

No, I would cut back.

Try to only pick the most important thing on your resume. The more you have for experience the better, but it could be hard for the casting directors to read. Try to keep it simple.

Answer 6

resumes are always one page, leave off the older stuff.

Answer 7

No they will not even look at it 1  page or nothing

Answer 8

No, keep it one page.

In each section that's running long, pick only the best items and put "representative list" next to the category heading.

Answer 9

well, what did you put on it? (answer in details)

if it is just like, non-important stuff then take some of it off.. (:

Answer 10

Your acting resume shouldn't be more than a page and you shouldn't have to squint to look at it.

Having two pages is a hassle and directors & producers will get irritated and that's never good.

Answer 11

hmm.. you have that much experience?

try using a smaller font.

if u cant then its fine

Answer 12

I never seen a professional resume that was 2 pages long. So I would say no.

Answer 13

the more the merrier

Answer 14

sure! if you've ahd that much acting experience, why not flaunt it.

if it's all made up c**p...u might wanna cut back

hope this helps<3