researching depart step 1 familiarize
yourself with the overview of the event
researched the event to learn more about
the history or nature of the performance
knowing all of the players or parts and
understanding the tone and style of the
play will help you get into the role and
excel during the audition read
everything you can find regarding depart
on the audition if you can't find much
information on the part itself try to
research the director to understand
their other works this will still give
you an inside understanding at what they
may expect go to the library and find
books on the play
or event read the entire play multiple
times to familiarize yourself with the
content search google for similar music
or dance performances step 2 research
the role so you understand the
characters arc
research the particular character or
role as much as you can this will help
you get into character even before you
start practicing lines understanding the
character or role will help you nail the
scene you're assigned because you deeply
understand the character or role for
music auditions you can look into your
instrument remembers significance for
example if you are trying out for an
indie rock band what was their last
tremor like where does the band find
their musical inspiration for dance
auditions you can research your part in
relation to the performance are you the
dance leaf or a supporting dancer for
example if you are auditioning for the
lead part and Swan Lake look up who has
played this part before and what
qualities the part embody such as
graceful for theater auditions if you
are trying out for a fee Lea's role in
Hamlet look up who she was what she did
into play and the historical
significance of her character step 3
learn about the director and the casting
agent research who they are their
background and other gigs work on you
will feel more comfortable putting a
face to a name and having a sense of
familiarity with who you are auditioning
four pipe the director or name of the
play into Google and see what you can
find ask other actors or casting
directors if they are familiar with the
character or the director for dance
auditions contact the rehearsal director
for music auditions you can learn about
the conductor and composer method -
practicing for the audition step one
memorize your lines - songs or music
start memorizing your part as far in
advance as you can memorize your lines
or music exactly as you will be
performing them in the audition practice
your lines or your music over and over
until you know it by heart if you are
unfamiliar with the words look it up and
familiarize yourself if a part is
particularly tricky give yourself extra
time to perfect it if you are asked the
cold-read Eider lines or music don't
sweat it
stay focused on the lines or the music
and get into the part step to rehearse
with friends or in front of a mirror
saying your lines playing the music or
practicing your dance routine and
advance will help you confidently
deliver your part during the audition
find friends to rehearse lines with
reading off of the script you can also
recite your part or practice your
choreography in front of a mirror also
practice improvising your lines and
going off-book step 3 get into character
by altering your accent body language or
clothing of NASA Surrey the audition is
based around how well you can get into
your role whether it be a dance
character or musical performance embody
your role by using an accent altering
your body language or using props if you
are auditioning for a guitar part be the
guitarist be confident and bold and
don't worry if all eyes are on you
during a solo if you are auditioning for
a play ask yourself what the character
would say or do
and fur as much as you can as a fewer
the character step for practice site
reading so you are prepared for anything
sight reading or cold reading is reading
material with little or no time to
prepare in advance in some auditions you
will perform music or recite lines
without reviewing them before practice
auditioning with unfamiliar work to
become comfortable with sight reading
during your audition find an unfamiliar
play and practice acting outlines grab a
piece of sheet music and start playing
without looking at the entire piece
method 3 getting physically ready for
the audition step 1 get at least eight
hours of sleep the night before try to
sleep at least eight hours so you are
well rested and wake up refreshed
sleeping well will ensure you perform as
best as you can during your audition if
you are nervous for your big day try
going to bed early meditating before bed
and keeping your room dark step to eat a
large balanced meal with protein before
your audition try to eat something with
protein for energy though don't
overstuff yourself some auditions last a
long time so eating high-energy food
will help you keep your energy up
throughout the audition process eggs and
fruit are good choices for breakfast for
lunch try large salad with nuts or fish
step 3
avoid consuming dairy coffee or spicy
foods before singing auditions foods
with dairy produce mucus which can alter
the sound of your voice
coffee and spicy foods are harsh on the
throat and not conducive to singing step
4 dress comfortably yet professionally
in neutral flattering clothing wear
something you will feel comfortable and
confident and but that doesn't grab too
much attention
avoid dressing and cost you you will be
styled to fit the part later you want to
look professional and neutral so you can
fit any role
avoid wearing bulky jewelry or choosing
loose clothing wear shoes that are close
toed lightweight and comfortable like
flats or sneakers
do not wear flip-flops if you are
auditioning for a music role tailor your
outfit to fit the genre while still
looking professional for example if you
are trying out for a rock band wear a
black button-down shirt step 5
style your hair to flatter your face
with whatever hairstyle make sure it
flatters your face rather than hiding
your features comb your hair out of your
face or tie off your hair in a ponytail
you can also use small clips or bobby
pins to help hold hair off your face if
need be
method for trying out for the part step
1
come early and know what to expect
arrive to your audition at least 15
minutes early to show your initiative
and time management be prepared to
answer questions about yourself and to
schedule review the audition notice to
make sure you know the audition
guidelines check and when you arrive and
be ready to audition at any time you
never know the schedule the casting
director is working with introduce
yourself in the part you are auditioning
for expect to audition with the casting
director a cameraman and a reader there
may be directors producers and
associates in the room with you be
prepared to audition in front of any
number of people
be ready to alter your prepared material
and to cold read stuff to clear your
schedule so you aren't worried about
timing eliminate any stress or worry
during the day of your audition if you
can don't schedule other arrangements
into your day have time to arrive early
and stay late expect delays in the
audition process some auditions run over
their time and some applicants will show
up late step 3
improvise if you forget your lines if
you forget a line of the mono
fake it it is better to improvise than
to freeze this will show the casting
director that you are flexible and can
roll with the punches most won't even
notice and the ones who dual appreciate
your creativity and ability to keep your
performance going under the rest you can
do this for music and dance auditions as
well as theater
if you forget their music try to
improvise something similar on the spot
if you are dancing and go out of your
sequence and provides your moves until
you get back on track this will at least
show your creativity and ability to
adapt step 4 act and speak with
confidence in yourself you've practiced
the part you've done the research now it
is time to show them what you can do act
confidently as you arrive to the
audition and know that you will do the
best you can step 5
be patient when waiting for a decision
you never know what schedule the
directors are working on you could
receive a callback that same day or
weeks or years later be patient and
don't worry if you don't get a call back
immediately it is not common to contact
the director or casting agent about the
status of your audition they live very
busy lives though you can request a
feedback on your audition after the cast
list is posted you should submit a
request within one a week you will
typically receive feedback within one
month though thus furryz you can get
feedback on your strengths weaknesses
and ways to improve thanks for watching
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