Film, Music & Performance
Film editors, directors, cinematographers, musicians, and performers. Your credit list is your CV. It must be formatted the way the industry reads it — title, role, format, director, year — so a casting director or producer can scan it in thirty seconds.
A finished sample CV
Fictional candidates, built to the exact standard you receive. Browse all 43 samples →
What we change for film and performance
Credits formatted as the industry reads them
Title · Role · Format · Director · Year — in that column order. Different disciplines have different conventions: film editing, sound, cinematography, and performance each have their own standard.
IMDB and reel linked prominently
Your IMDB page and reel URL go in the header. Producers and casting directors go there first. We make both impossible to miss and ensure they match the credits on your CV exactly.
Festival selections and awards
Sundance, Venice, Tribeca, BAFTA, Emmy — with year and category. These are your credibility signals and they go near the top, not at the bottom under "other activities".
Format and medium stated
Feature, short, documentary, limited series, commercial, music video — each listed explicitly. Avid vs Premiere vs DaVinci Resolve matters for post-production roles and goes in a tools section.
Union and guild membership
IATSE, ACE, DGA, SAG-AFTRA, Musicians' Union — stated with membership number where appropriate. On union productions this is a prerequisite, not a footnote.
Languages and special skills
For performers — languages, accents, instruments, physical skills. Listed precisely because casting breakdowns search these terms directly.
What we will ask you for
Have these ready and the first draft moves faster.
- 01Full credit list — title, your role, format, director, year
- 02IMDB page URL and reel link
- 03Festival selections and awards with year and category
- 04Union or guild membership details
- 05Roles or productions you are targeting
Not in film?
Every other profession gets the same treatment under its own rules.