Thursday, June 12, 2008

Video Game Designer Resumes


Video Game Designer Resume Tips

Most video game designers are highly gifted with key valuable skills and attributes with the information gathering process. However most of the times it is the way the resume is presented that gives a compelling reason to the interviewer to give him the job he rightfully deserves.

In order to highlight this, we have emphasized on up front skills and made an important mention of his impressive accomplishments and portrayed his glowing reviews in order to support his rightful candidacy for the job. We hope that this sample Video Game Resume gives you the much-needed help in writing a well-chiseled resume that will boost your career as a Video Game Designer.

Video Game Designer Resume TemplateContact Information :

  • Full name
  • Permanent addresses
  • Telephone/Mobile numbers
  • Email address
Objective: Short and brisk statement that includes position that is in hold along with relevant skills. Position as a senior creative graphics designer in an advertising agency.

Education : In reverse chronological order required information includes:

  • Degree(s) and major
  • Date of graduation (month and year)
  • Universities you attended
  • Location of universities (city and state)
  • Any certifications of licenses related to your degree
Special Skills : This includes computer and language skills. May also include job specific skills of any sort:
  • Computer skills: List specific languages and programs
  • Language skills: Specify language and your level of proficiency.
  • HTML, CorelDraw and Adobe Photoshop and several other Graphic Designing and Web Designing Softwares.

  1. Experience: Begin by listing the most recent first in the list.
  2. Employer name and location (city and state)
  3. Dates of employment
  4. Active description of your accomplishments and responsibilities.

Activities : You may want to list your significant community activities including organizations, clubs, student government, athletics, and professional affiliations. You may also use action verbs to describe your responsibilities and accomplishments just as you have done in the Experience section.

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