After that you can tell in a short paragraph or two, why you want to act and how serious you are about acting and why you want to be a part of this movie or play you are auditioning for. If you embellish or lie on a resume, too often or you will get caught. It's better you start off with the truth and a blank page. You are new on the block, and that's not a crime. And that goes for beginning actors no matter what age you are.
Many people start late in life after having had other careers.
All types and ages are needed and any given actor can get that career-making role on any given day. That's what continues to keep acting fun. If you said in the interview and on your resume that you can ride a horse and they hire you, you damn well better be able to ride. Otherwise, everybody will be very pissed, the producer might sue you, and besides you could break your damn neck trying. I said don't lie too often.