CV advice

[joko]

I am currently re-formatting my cv, and dividing it up into the job titles...the jobs are all related but separately credited.

My problem is, in some productions I performed more than one role..sometimes 3 or 4....

so in the format I am creating - do i list the same production more than once, under all the relevant roles?
or would that just irritate the reader?
but if i dont - how do i list the credit?

I have also divided it up into 4 separate CVs...but I want to create a full one that featurse everything

help!

Thanks

[woofgang]

I would list it by production in date order then have each separate credit as a subheading

[redman41]

If I were you I would list all your Jobs in the order you worked them and have a separate section listing your job experiences along with another section with Qualifications gained

[4getmenot]

definitely dont send 4 seperate cvs it will bore the employers. Put all companies down seperately detailing jobs covered in each.

Maybe use a cv template to help you there are many websites out there x

[tamborine]

I prefer brief CVs, all on one A4 page. More is egotistical, imo. An interview is for delving further.

[joko]

cheers...the problem is this is for film tv and theatre, so the jobs are short and its normal to have a cv of a few pages...ive seen some at 7-8!

if i didnt divide them up mine would be about 4,

my main cvs are listed in date format already...but I have noticed that the format i am now trying to create is very common in this industry, so I figure I should have the options...especially for website.
its basically a kind of grid listing - credit, company, director, genre and production title

and so all the design credits go togther, then all the costume, all the makeup etc

unfortunately i do sometimes have to send more than one cv, depending on the roles available