Build your industry-ready resume
Capture your F.I.R.S.T. Institute journey, highlight your portfolio-ready work, and generate an ATS-friendly resume.
Student Toolkit
Use active verbs, focus on outcomes, and keep everything relevant to digital media careers.
1
Student Profile
Who you are and how employers can contact you.
Example: “Digital Filmmaking & Video Production student with experience in Blackmagic workflows, multicam editing, and color correction in DaVinci Resolve.”
2
Experience
Internships, freelance gigs, crew work, and relevant jobs.
Include both creative and transferable roles (production assistant, front desk, retail, etc.) if they show reliability, teamwork, or leadership.
Position
Experience Entry
3
Education at F.I.R.S.T. Institute
Document your program, credential, and expected graduation.
List F.I.R.S.T. Institute first as your primary credential.
Program
Education Entry
4
Coursework & Projects
Relevant classes first, then capstones, short films, mixes, designs, or web builds.
Use official course titles where possible; separate with commas or line breaks.
Project
Portfolio Piece
5
Technical & Creative Skills
List software, cameras, consoles, and creative strengths.
Group skills by category: Editing, Cinematography, Audio, Design, Web, etc.
Keep individual skills short: software names, tools, and targeted soft skills.
6
Awards & Involvement (Optional)
Clubs, festivals, volunteer work, and standout recognition.
Keep each accomplishment on its own line; focus on creative and leadership impact.
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Your Name
email@first.edu|
555-555-5555|
Orlando, FL|
portfolio-or-linkedin.com
Entry-Level Digital Media Professional
Professional Summary
Motivated media arts student with hands-on training in digital production and a strong portfolio of coursework projects. Passionate about collaborating on real-world creative work and contributing to professional teams.
Experience
Include internships, campus work, freelance gigs, and other roles that show responsibility and collaboration.
Education
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F.I.R.S.T. Institute – Orlando, FL
Diploma • Digital Media Program • Jan 2025 – Oct 2025 (Expected)
Relevant Coursework
Add key courses like narrative production, audio, design, or web to show your training focus.
Selected Projects
Use your capstone, short films, mixes, shoots, or designs to demonstrate real-world skills.
Technical & Creative Skills
List software, cameras, consoles, and creative strengths to populate this section.
Awards & Involvement
Add festivals, clubs, volunteer work, and recognition to stand out.