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Posted: October 19th, 2012, 6:13pm Report to Moderator
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I finally found a request on inktip that suits one of my scripts...so i filled  out the requirements... problem is when it comes to resume.. I have nothing...
I'm an electrician for 15 years and an amateur writer... It's not like I went to UCLA..

Any help

Mark


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Posted: October 19th, 2012, 6:17pm Report to Moderator
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Mark didn't Loserville win something or advance to something in a contest?? If so...you can put that on your resume.
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Thanks Dena.. yeah it made it to the finals of wildsound.... I used that but I always feel like these companies want master degrees in screenwriting  and an actual history of tv writer.. maybe im wrong

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Write two completely different resumes. One for your normal life and one that is focused on your scripts. Your script resume does not know that your normal life exists, and cares less.
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Thanks Simon.... So don't mention anything about my actual life... just my scripts...

Mark


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Keep it to your scripts. I don't have anything for resume as well. But, if they dig the idea and the script, that could get you started.

On a side note, how did the Wildsound thing go? Did it help you get it made?

Gabe


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Thanks Gabe, appreciated.

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Yep, Mark - in addition to mentioning awards that any of your scripts have won, wax eloquent about what makes YOUR scripts different (ie: ability to write in various genres, stunningly naturalistic dialogue, unique characters, yada yada.  If you don't have the experience, focus on the qualities...)  

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Tell them you've been a well-respected, critically-acclaimed, associate director executive board member of the Simplyscripts Corporation since 2010.   Then throw in a bunch of acronyms and abbreviations;  LLC, HR, CSS, DLP, PCP, CIA, ETC.    We'll vouch for ya.

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Quoted from M.Alexander
Then throw in a bunch of acronyms and abbreviations;  LLC, HR, CSS, DLP, PCP, CIA, ETC.    We'll vouch for ya.


That advice is 100% foolproof and iron-clad. That's pretty much your automatic in right there... =)


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Cheers Janet ... thats awesome info.. did u write an owc?

Cheers Michael...  thats useless info just kidding as long as you've got my back I can tell them anything... just get that half dinosaur half human to back me

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