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Show Skater CV Builder.
Build a clear professional skating CV and organize the casting materials that should go with it.
Your information stays in this browser while you build. ONE Blades does not need an account to use this tool.
The preview updates as you work so you can see what a casting team will receive.
Save the finished CV as a PDF and use the casting-pack checklist to prepare the rest.
YOUR PROGRESS
Build the essentials first.
Start with your name and contact information.
LIVE CV PREVIEW
Review before you send.
The finished CV should be easy to scan and consistent with the skater shown in your photos and showreel.
PROFESSIONAL SHOW SKATER
Your Name
Professional Skater
email@example.com
+00 000 000 000
City · Country
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Add your recent professional credits.
COMPETITIVE BACKGROUND
Add relevant competitive experience if it strengthens the application.
SKATING SKILLS
Add current skating skills.
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE SKILLS
Add relevant performance or specialty skills.
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YOUR CV
Ready to save?
Save your finished CV as a PDF or email it to yourself before preparing the rest of your casting pack.
YOUR CASTING PACK
Make the whole application easy to open.
Keep everything together in one shared folder using clear file names.
FILE NAMES
Keep the folder clean.
Your professional name will automatically be added to the suggested file names below.
Your-Name-CV.pdf
Your-Name-Headshot-01.jpg
Your-Name-Full-Body-01.jpg
Your-Name-Showreel.mp4
Your-Name-Introduction.mp4
BEFORE YOU SEND
Check it like a producer.
01 Is everything current?
02 Can someone understand you in 60 seconds?
03 Do your CV and showreel describe the same skater?
04 Do every link and shared folder open while logged out?
05 Would you feel confident casting this person?
FINAL QUALITY CHECK
Make the application easier to trust.
A strong casting pack is clear, current, honest, and easy for a producer to open.
Everything is current.
Your photos, CV, skills, and footage should represent the skater you are now.
The information matches.
Your CV should not claim skills that your showreel cannot support.
The strongest material comes first.
Do not make a casting team search for the reason they should keep watching.
Every link works.
Test shared folders and video links while logged out before you send them.
The folder is easy to understand.
Use clear file names and keep everything in one place.
You have not overshared.
A casting CV does not need your passport number, bank information, full residential address, or other sensitive onboarding information.
CASTING FOLDER
Keep everything in one place.
Create one shared folder using your professional name. A producer should not have to search through multiple messages, attachments, and links.
01
CV
02
Headshots
03
Full Body Photos
04
Showreel
05
Full Performances
06
Introduction Video
07
Specialty Skills
08
Additional Casting Information
EXAMPLE
Adam Jukes Casting Pack
Inside that folder, keep the file names equally clear.
KEEP PRIVATE
Casting information is not onboarding information.
A production may legitimately request additional personal information later if you are hired.
That does not mean it belongs in your general casting pack.
DO NOT INCLUDE Full residential address
DO NOT INCLUDE Passport number
DO NOT INCLUDE Passport scan
DO NOT INCLUDE Bank information
DO NOT INCLUDE Tax information
DO NOT INCLUDE Medical information
DO NOT INCLUDE Emergency contact details
WHAT TO DO NEXT
Your CV is only one part of the audition.
Once the CV is finished, make sure the rest of your materials tell the same story.
CASTING
Read the Casting Guide
Learn what producers are looking for and how to build the rest of your audition materials.
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