Word Doc into Jpeg?

How about just taking a screen shot if you want Word's interface in the JPEG? Otherwise a PDF should do it.

 

Sending out a hardcopy of your resumé would be a better idea because the low res of DVD video is gonna make your resumé very hard (if not impossible) to read. Of course, you could probably copy your resumé and paste it into iMovie as a title (I assume iMovie can do rolling titles like at the end of movie/tv show).

As for resumé length for the entertainment industry it should no longer than a page, and, IMO, you should always include a cover letter (unless the job posting specifically says no cover letters). I've been in hiring position a couple of times and I like knowing why the person wanted the job, where they were coming from, what their goals were, etc.,. Boring, generic cover letters get you put in the "no" pile (unless your resumé kicks ass), but a good cover letter will get you put in the "yes" pile even if you resumé is lacking.

Once you become more established then you can forgo the cover letter because you'll be getting your interviews from networking and soon after that you won't even need a resumé any more really as word of mouth will be good enough. But if you are just starting out the order of importance, again IMO, is cover letter, resumé, demo reel.


Lethal

 

Well if this is just for video and you're just going to show it at actual size and not zoom/skew you should be fine with just a screencap. As for the blinking cursor, if you're into editing video in programs just as after effects, motion, etc.. and you don't know Photoshop something isn't right. PS can easily take out any cursor or anything else you don't want in it.