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How do I Prepare my Audition?
1. Please read the play. Understanding the story and the exaggerated style will absolutely help you make informed choices. Also please don’t compare yourself to videos you may see online, or hear on recordings! Please! Just focus on getting to know the awesome story and how you might see yourself in it. 2. Select a role that you imagine that you can actually play – Read the character descriptions and please consider your voice, your skills, and how you physically present. Please do not audition for “a lead” simply because it is “a lead”, especially if it isn’t a great fit for you. Remember, it’s not about getting a “big” part. It’s about targeting your preparation for the RIGHT part for YOU. 4. Yes. This is a play with music. Everyone can plan on singing a little of their favorite song to audition. 4. Everyone auditioning for the production must participate in an ensemble improv and a vocal audition. You should prepare and practice for both. 5. Learn the audition side for your FIRST CHOICE ROLE. 6. Be as generous as possible with your colleagues and teachers. Trust that every interaction you have with your peers is part of your audition. 7. Be Nice. Nice is always good. :) |
What Influences Casting & Placements?
Professionalism
Kindness Presence Humility Bravery Dance Technique Breath Control Vocal Style & Technique Acting Chops & Choices Connection to the text Clarity of movement Adaptability Impulse Control VOLUME! Diction Confidence Passion Maturity Commitment Imagination Ability to take Direction Open-mindedness Demonstration of Responsibility Positive Attitude Trust in the Process Desire to Work Hard Sense of Humor Ability to take criticism gracefully Availability after school hours Academic Standing Strong Recommendations from Adults Trust in Your Talents, and Respect for Other People’s Talents PLEASE NOTE: Age and Experience are NOT on this list! |