Dancers CV

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As a dancer and performer we all know our CV's look slightly different too the normal job application. I have attached mine to this blog, and I would love some constructive criticism on any ways I could improve it or something you would perhaps change. 

I am also in need for some new headshots as these are now very old! any recommendations would be really appreciated. Based up north but willing to travel.

If anyone would want me to do the same to their CV, just leave it linked below and I will be more than happy to help.

Taken out all personal information, but kept my email if anyone would like to contact me for professional reasons. 

Comments

  1. anushkaconway27 February 2020 at 03:59

    hi hannah! great post- i think your cv looks good to me! succinct and only including necessary information! i would change the professional experience section so that each credit reads across on one line only, just for ease of someone quickly reading it! Best,
    Anushka

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  2. Alys May-James3 March 2020 at 12:09

    Hi Hannah,
    I've used my C.V to help me define my practice too! I found it really helpful as it made me realise all the different experience I have, has shaped me to the person I am today and how I approach my professional Practice. I think your C.V looks great!
    Thank you
    Alys

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