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Your headshot is the first picture (literally and figuratively) that industry professionals see of you. The second is your resume. Your acting resume should enhance and support your most marketable qualities and indicate your “type.” Essentially, it should put into words everything that your headshot cannot. A good resume is so much more than a chronological biography of your work. It is a tool that gives agents and casting directors a quick and clear snapshot of what you do best and highlights the specific skills that make you most marketable.

One of the first steps to building an acting career is having a fantastic headshot. But what is a good headshot? Answering that question is difficult for many actors and makes the process of getting that great shot seem elusive to even the most established of career professionals. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but can you really capture the true essence of your unique talent in a single photograph?