Auditioning

This would probably be impossible if you wanted to work on a series on the channel, but Disney Channel does produce movies outside of California. For example, Dadnapped was filmed in northern Utah, and Princess Protection Program was filmed in Puerto Rico. So you might want to try to audition for a DCOM, if they are casting for roles in or near your area. The Disney XD series Aaron Stone is shot in Toronto, so if you lived there, you could audition for a guest role. But Disney Channel has not produced an original series that was not shot in L.A. since In a Heartbeat in 2000.

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There is a bunch but here a the ones I know:

Detention

Kicking and Screaming

Journey to the center of the earth

Journey 2

Red Dawn

Bridge To Terabithia

Cirque du freak

the Hunger Games series

Little Manhattan

Firehouse Dog

MTV Cribs (show)

RV

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yup thats what i know:)

you have to wait till 2012 and keep looking and checking on the x factor page to see if ur uk is already there if usa wai!! hope this helped cause im joining o

Go to one of the audition centers (Vancouver, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Toronto, Montreal, or St. John's). You'll sing to the producers, and if they think that you're good enough, they'll send you to the judges. If the judges think you're good enough, you'll get a Top 16 Ticket!

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First you need to have a acting agent. Acting agents have access to channels like Disney Channel. Never try to find free casting calls because they are usually a scam. Check out the main website for Disney channel for updates. having an acting experience always help. hope this answer helped.

Any legit agency. Disney works with all of them. Just get an agent and you are ready for Disney Channel. Make sure you have lots of expierience though. If they ask for money upfront it is a scam. Legit agencies do not ask for money. If you make money, they make money. There is no special angency you have to work with.

Yes I believe there are three: David Henrie from "Wizards of Waverly Place" Tiffany Thornton from "Sonny with a Chance" and I think Bridget Mendler from "Good Luck Charlie".

Edit: There are four. Ashley Tisdale from the Suite Life is left handed as well.

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The main thing is to realize that it's not just when they call you to do groups. They are watching you the whole time to see how well you learn and pick up the choreography. When you do the groups make sure to smile and make eye contact no matter how weird and stupid you feel. They don't want someone who is flexible and can do everything, but also someone with character.

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Danyl sang a cover of by with a little help from my friends. It was originally sang by the beatles but the version he sang was the Joe Cocker version. :)

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Make sure it makes sense. Don't just do something that is random or showy for the sake of showing off. Also, make sure that you give each character a story arc that they follow and they want something in the beginning and work towards it. Don't be preachy. Unless it is a political piece, don't put your politics into it. Let your characters do the talking. Speaking of which, spend some time with the characters before you start putting the dialogue down. It will be immensely helpful and will help you create the voice for the actors to interpret.

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Don't Rain on my Parade (Funny Girl)

Part of your World (Little Mermaid)

I won't say I'm in Love (Hercules)

No Good Deed (Wicked)

Dancing through Life (Wicked)

I could have Danced all Night (My Fair Lady)

I Dreamed a Dream (Les Miserables)

On My Own (Les Miserables)

My New Philosophy (You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown)

My Favorite Things (The Sound of Music)

How Lovely to be a Woman (Bye Bye Birdie)

Yes, the best way to find out this information is by visiting the websites of modeling agencies in San Antonio that have a teen modeling division. If your child is 5'7" or taller than you can look into modeling agencies that represent fashion models.

Here is a link to modeling agencies in Texas:

http://www.joeedelman.com/agencies/agency_tx.php

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Ruben Studdard is 32 years old (birthdate: September 12, 1978).

They have already started filming the final season of Stranger Things so you can't audition but if you want to try an audition for other TV shows or movies you can go to Kids Casting or if you aren't a kid just Casting!

P.S. the Kids Casting and Casting thing are websites but this website just didn't let me add the full name of the website

You come to an audition to show your skills as an actor. When you arrive at the audition, you should have with you an 8 x 10 headshot (or a composite) and a resume. You should also have your appointment book with you in case you need to know if you can be available for the part if you win it. Most auditions are set by appointment, so be sure you arrive fifteen minutes early, and expect to stay until you are seen.

When you arrive (at most auditions) there will be a "sign-up" sheet for you to sign. This sheet will vary in content. If the call is for union actors, the sheet will include social security information, union information, age range and other information the union requires to keep auditions fair for their members, e.g. time of your call and time you finished the audition.

If it is for a nonunion call, there may be just a piece of paper for you to sign your name, so that you may be called in the order you arrive.

At some auditions, you will be asked before you arrive to have one or two monologues prepared in advance, each two or three minutes or under. Some auditors (the people who audition you) will want to see contrasting monologues, such as a comedic and a serious monologue, or a classical and a contemporary monologue. Always remember to keep to the time limitations asked of you. The idea is that the auditor can usually get a good indication of your abilities in the two minute time frame. Often there are many other actors waiting to be seen, and if you go over the time limit, the patience of the auditor might go against you in his/her evaluation of your work.

At other auditions, you may be asked to perform a "cold reading" from the play, commercial, industrial or movie script. You will be given "sides" (a small section of a script, usually one to ten pages) and a chance to look them over before you "perform" the audition. In this case, I recommend that you find a comfortable and relatively quiet spot to prepare your work. The concentration necessary to deliver quality work with such limited preparation is intense. If you find yourself in the waiting room chatting with other actors, you'll usually not be at your best when you are called to perform. The temptation to become involved in these chat-fests is great. You should avoid this temptation.

Occasional you will be asked to improvise something which may or may not have anything to do with the project. Be prepared.