Explain what a cv, portfolio and showreel is

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Explain: 
Showcasing work
1 A cv pros-cons in the media industry 
2 A portfolio
3 Showreel 

 Cv (Curriculum Vitae):
A CV (curriculum vitae) is a persons career and qualifications and is usually prepared by an applicant who wants a certain position for a job. this gives an overall background about you and what you've studied or done that makes you feel you are the perfect employee for whatever job you choose to apply for.

 Things included in a CV: 
Personal details
Education
Qualifications
Experiences
Skills
Hobbies and interests
References

 Pros: 
Careers in the media industry help you meet important people
Careers in the media industry are full of surprises

 Cons:
A bad reputation
Personal sacrifices
New competition

 Portfolio:
A portfolio is a range of investments held by a person or organization e.g. organizations such as Disney have invested in alot of things from Disney XD, Marvel and many more. this includes Tv and film publishing (print) and gaming as well.

 Showreel:
Showreel is a short videotape containing examples of an actor's or director's work for showing to potential employers. This shows employers the standard of work or potential of work they are expected to do or achieve.


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