Filmmaking / Directing : Maintaining Your Predicament. by Andre Hunt

I'm seeing some profiles that are missing potential. No desert island choices, pics of writers that look like they're posing for Polaroids of the Near Dead and Soon To Be Land Fill, etc. It seems to me the profile is an area to put some energy into. I'm still working on mine. If you have a project, or completed piece, why not grab some frames and put them into the photos section? It's not just for head shots, and within the photos option you can create separate folders with subtext. I completed a film this year, (a film noir fantasy) and I should be working on a resume to post in my resume section. I've blown it off as most of the paid work I've done is not in film, but in still photography and lab work. That's my mistake. You can put anything you want in this stage 32 resume. Anything that's true, but it's a place where you can really elaborate on certain points. It doesn't have to be a job resume. It could be information that inspires other talent. Your Statement. So get some content into your profile, people. Like film, a profile needs coverage. Lots of angles, and takes. Because they all tell you something. A story. "Look at me when I'm ignoring you"