How to Write a Modeling Resume
If you are interested in a modeling career, an aggressive approach can be necessary to demonstrate your abilities. Modeling is not all about a pretty face; agencies and clients look for models who understand the demands of modeling and are dedicated to the profession. Modeling requires time-management skills and a willingness to accept assignments at a moment's notice.
Along with a portfolio that includes photos and work experience, creating a resume that shows your business experience can land you the job.
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Instructions
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Create a Modeling Resume
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Start with a bold career objective that tells employers and clients that you are willing to do what it takes to get the job done, and to represent the employer. Showing you understand the business aspect of modeling is appealing to potential employers.
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Include a section highlighting any modeling experience you have, perhaps titling the section "Highlights." List any previous modeling experience in a brief statement and include the time period.
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List all experience that shows you understand the demands of the profession. Even if your previous experience is not related to modeling, show a good work ethic. Include professional experience, highlighting one or more areas in which you added value to your employer.
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Include three references that can speak for your dedication. The list can include supervisors in modeling or in other occupations. Include names, phone numbers and e-mail addresses so potential employers can contact them. Contact your references before each interview so they are prepared for contact from a potential employer.
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Tips & Warnings
Show up early and prepared for an interview. Many modeling employers will have specific requirements for the interview so take careful notes if contacted.
