RESUME WRITING

• What every A.E. résumé needs to include

• What to leave off your résumé

• Why consistency is so important

INTERVIEWING

• Things you must do before your interview

• Interviewing red flags

• What to wear

POST-INTERVIEW PROTOCOL

• How to follow up professionally

• The delicate balance between persistence and annoying

• The best reply for when you’ve been turned down

YOUR FIRST DAY ON THE JOB

• What to do on your first day

• Ways to make a good impression every single day

• Ways to add value to your show

THE TIME BETWEEN GIGS

• Ways to best utilize your time in between gigs.

• Why you always need to be learning.

• How your hobbies can help you land your next gig.

By understanding the job search from the hiring side you’ll have a better understanding of how to stand out from the crowd and how not to give the person hiring reasons to exclude you. Each class includes a handout of sample resumes, a job hunting checklist, and lists of resources to help you at each stage of the your search.

THE INSTRUCTOR

Dustyn Gobler is a Post Supervisor at Purveyors of Pop/FremantleMedia. He’s spent the last eight years supervising the post production of unscripted shows and documentaries in variety of genres. Prior to post supervision, Dustyn was a colorist and started his career as an Assistant Editor. Dustyn Gobler blogs about Post Production at: dustyngobler.com