There are very good books out there on resume writing.

--- On Wed, 6/18/08, mrjeffthurmon <mrjeffthurmon@...> wrote:
From: mrjeffthurmon <mrjeffthurmon@...>
Subject: [Screenwriting Structure] Re: Grou I need your help
To: screenwritingstructure@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2008, 2:25 PM











I hate to be the one to have to say this, but if you need help

writing your own resume creatively, then maybe you are looking to

join the wrong industry.



Writers have no problem voicing their opinion, or writing about

themselves. They have a way of making the words draw the reader's

attention, and will most certainly garner an interview with their

experience, and wording.



If you can't do this, look on the internet for some other

entertainment resumes and copy from them. Who will you copy from

once you get the job? Not me, all my stuff is copyrighted quickly to

avoid just such an occurance. Good luck with whatever you choose.



--- In screenwritingstruct ure@yahoogroups. com, "illumination337"

<Illumination337@ ...> wrote:

>

> Hi Group,

>

> I could really use your help. I currently work in the corporate

office

> type of environment, and now I'm ready to move into the

entertainment

> type of environment. I am in the process of re-doing my resume, and

I

> need some ideas on how to make that switch in my resume or combine

the

> little experience that I have had in it. I want to draw the

reader's

> attention with the possibility of an interview. Can you please give

> some suggestions to what I should put for my Objective, Experience,

> Education, & skills. Or if there is anything / everything that I

> should put in it.

>

> Thank You in advance for your help

> T.P.

>





























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