thatssodarcy wrote:
http://www.backstage.com/advice-for-act … great-bio/
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/write-sh … 57289.html

There are a few more. I also read a article about first person vs third when I asked my question on here. 66% people who took part of a survey said first person and the rest said third. I guess it comes down to preference. I don't want to be viewed as a weirdo so I am keeping mine in first.

The first link is for stage bios. In the case of stage, writing your bio in third person allows the production to drop your bio into the program without a rewrite.

In Model Mayhem, a third-person bio just comes off as pretentious. Worse, it could be seen as the work of a Sluggo model manager writing on your behalf, and I can't begin to describe how popular model managers are around here.

Revenge Photography wrote:
Should your bio be in third person?

Only if the first two suck.

A second-person profile would be both fascinating and creepy as hell.

Rob Photosby wrote:
If you want to come across as a pompous ass, just write in the third person.  It really is that simple.

What he said