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Hi Daniel,
ReplyDeleteI really like the structure of your resume. I also have a resume on my blog but it doesn't have the punch that yours does. I am still working on my own demo reel, so I may have to copy you and add it to my resume page when it is done. The two column structure is great, the only thing I would say to be careful of is spacing. Blogger does weird things when you copy and paste text in and you can't fix the spacing when that happens. I had to retype mine in to avoid those big gaps. Otherwise, it is a great style.
Sharmane Franklin Johnson