What do you do in audition?

Answer 1

Every director has different methods of auditioning. Most will tell you to learn a certain piece of script, or prepare a song from a certain genre. You will then be given a time you will be auditioning, go into the audition room in front of the directors panel, and present what you have prepared. Some directors, however, will do a workshop audition. They consider this a lot less stressful for the auditionees and being a professional actress I have to agree. In most workshop auditions, they will do a certain amount of exercises and acting tasks and movement tasks and voice exercises with you. You will always be in a room with other auditionees and don't have to prepare anything. You just turn up and do what the board of directors tell you too. They will always be watching you to see your standard. Hope this helps- Good luck ! :)

Acting is very hard work and you need a whole lot of commitment and dedication but if you have a passion for it there's nothing better in the whole world.

Answer 2

Preparing for an audition requires training and individual practice. Whether you are auditioning to sing, dance, and/or act, you must always make the most of your practice time and work on all point including your weakest areas. It is helpful to watch performances, shows, and concerts to open up to a variety of styles regarding your talent. By doing so, you are also broadening your own personal knowledge and perspective.

There are several factors to keep in mind while auditioning. Although there may be a number of people auditioning for your desired spot, do not worry about what other people are doing and instead focus on yourself. You need to show a lot of energy and personality to make yourself stand out in an impressive way. Be fully in character and show the judges your determination, potential, and passion for your specific talent. Lastly, have fun with it! If you are bored, so will the judges be. With hard work, practice, and persistency, you will be much better prepared for an audition.

Answer 3

1. Chew gum

2. Drink lots of water that day

3. Practice in front of someone

4. Know what you are going to do

5. If you drink tea which is good for your voices double up on water. Tea has caffeine which is bad for your voices

6.Stay away from dairy products

7. Take clam yours

* Have Fun

Answer 4

it depends on what your adjudicator wants you to do. you may have to cold read a few scenes with a partner, or you might have to memorize two monologues and perform them. if you are auditioning for a singing role, then you'll have to prepare a song, learn a dance you'll be taught at the audition and perform a scene.

Answer 5

first figure out the requirements. you will most likely need to memorize a monologue or two. (make sure that they are based off either the style of the show, or the mood of the character you wish to acquire.) after you memorize your monologue(s), if it's your first time auditioning, rehearse it in front of friends/family/etc. nothing is worse than stumbling/forgetting/mumbling over your words in an audition. (if you have braces on i suggest taking off your rubber bands. they tend to close the jaw)

if you are auditioning for musical theater, warm up your voice, eat/drink the appropriate foods and STRETCH!!!! (musical theater 90% of the time will include a dance portion of the audition) ALSO, if you're singing in your audition DO NOT DANCE AROUND THE STAGE UNLESS THEY ASK FOR IT! the singing portion is just to hear your voice, not to see if you can block a song well.

when preparing yourself for your monologue, if you find that you can't relate to it at all, just switch it. once you have found one that works for you, mold it. take the words and make it yours.

Answer 6

Usually recite lines given to you ahed of time dane sing and prove you can do whatever you are auditioning for.

Answer 7

you go dressed professional and don't be nervous

Answer 8

practice in front of family and do the best that you can do!