My First Audition AHHHH

DigiGal

Hey Guys
Have my first audition (well first audition for a film that wasn't school based lol) on Sunday
Any tips...
I can act (I Hope!) and have some minor drama traning.
But I'm not familiar with the audition process...

Vinny-Chase

Just go in and be confident in your abilities. You are going to be nervous and that's bound to happen. All I can say is, there could be people who have loads more experience and they will be more relaxed and do a better audition.

Don't take it personal if you don't get it. It could be something as simple as your hair colour why you don't get a part and nothing at all to do with your talent.

Best of luck with it anyway

DigiGal

Vinny-Chase wrote: »

Just go in and be confident in your abilities. You are going to be nervous and that's bound to happen. All I can say is, there could be people who have loads more experience and they will be more relaxed and do a better audition.

Don't take it personal if you don't get it. It could be something as simple as your hair colour why you don't get a part and nothing at all to do with your talent.

Best of luck with it anyway

Any chance you could run me through the audition process

Vinny-Chase

Depending on what it's for. You might be given a short scene before going in, so get there early and DO NOT BE LATE, run the lines to yourself and be comfortable with them.

Be prepared to see a lot of people who look similar to you and are dressed the same.

You may be asked when you come in to say your name and your agent to the camera first.

They might ask you to read the scene. Then they might ask you to do it a different way. This doesn't necessarily mean you did it wrong, they want to see if you can take direction.

Do not be surprised if you're in and out within a minute!

The process is similar to a cattle mart, in and out, as quick as possible.

Most important, don't take it personally. That's the business

Again, best of luck with it.

DigiGal

Vinny-Chase wrote: »

Depending on what it's for. You might be given a short scene before going in, so get there early and DO NOT BE LATE, run the lines to yourself and be comfortable with them.

Be prepared to see a lot of people who look similar to you and are dressed the same.

You may be asked when you come in to say your name and your agent to the camera first.

They might ask you to read the scene. Then they might ask you to do it a different way. This doesn't necessarily mean you did it wrong, they want to see if you can take direction.

Do not be surprised if you're in and out within a minute!

The process is similar to a cattle mart, in and out, as quick as possible.

Most important, don't take it personally. That's the business

Again, best of luck with it.

Doesn't sound too daunting.

Thanks a mill!

Vinny-Chase

No problem at all. Just be as comfortable and as relaxed as you can and do your best, that's all you can do