By Pluginin

Even for comedians, writing a good resume is very important. They can only get an interview and give a demonstration of their routines once they have passed the first step which is to be able to submit a qualified and competitive resume. The resume is an extension of an applicant’s business card or identification card.

Here’s a good example of how a comedian should write his resume.

David“The Man” Smith

Contact Information:
David Smith
P.O. Box 5565, FDR Station, New York, NY 10150
Phone: 718 552- 1167

Profile: Charismatic, hilarious, creative and contagious

Personal Information:
Birthdate: 10/5/80
Hair: Blond
Eyes: Blue
Height: 5’ 10’’
Weight: 180 lbs.
Sex: Male

Highlights:
Opening Act for Comedy Relief for the Aged (2005)
Emceed at the Madness Arts Festival (2005)
Contributor to the AllExperts.com (2004)
Gave workshops to the Stand-up Comedy Summer Festival (2003)
Performer at numerous parties, weddings, etc. (1990-Present)

Appearances:
Writer for The Comical, a comedy industry newspaper (2005)
Featured in Whos’ Funny Magazine (2005)
A Performer at The Aaron Braunstein Show (2004)
Wrote, directed, starred in The One Act Kidding (2003)
Guested in the The Gag Night (2002)

Clubs:
Just Laughing Club (2005-2006)
Real Comedy Corps. (2004-2006)
Corps. of Comedians (2003-2005)
Comic Relief Service Club (2000-2002)

Awards:
Funniest One-man Stage Act, 2001 Comedy Awards
Record Holder, “Comedian with the Longest Time of Audience Applause”, 2000 Book of Comedians

 Make sure that your resume should be able to effectively sell your talents and skills.

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