About Me

Your Background

In roughly 130 words, use this space to share the story behind your work. What drew you to this path? What moments, experiences, or influences shaped your perspective and voice? You might talk about creative turning points, meaningful projects, or life outside your craft that feeds your artistry. This isn’t a résumé—think of it as a personal snapshot that helps people connect with you on a deeper level. You can be straightforward, poetic, quirky—whatever reflects your style. Consider what themes or values show up in your work and where those come from. Whether your journey has been winding, bold, unexpected, or all of the above, this is a great place to show it. Let your personality come through and keep it conversational. This section helps your audience understand the “why” behind what you do.

Your Training

In roughly 130 words, use this space to talk about your training—formal, informal, or somewhere in between. Share programs, mentors, workshops, or experiences that helped you grow your craft. This could include conservatories, private coaching, on-the-job learning, or anything else that’s shaped your skills. You don’t need to list every class—highlight what’s most relevant, memorable, or meaningful to you. Think about the kinds of skills you’ve gained and how they show up in your work. If your training path has been nontraditional, embrace that! This section can help contextualize your strengths and show your commitment to learning. Write in your voice—this isn’t a bullet-point list; it’s a chance to give a bit of color and context to how you’ve honed your abilities over time. Keep it personal, grounded, and engaging.