#Auditioning

[factoidfactory]

Random Fact #6,619

Karl Urban, who plays Dr. Leonard McCoy in the alternate timeline Star Trek movies, auditioned for the part because his son asked him to after they watched the original series together.

[cherry-rose-sunset]

hey guys remember that audition i was freaking out about??? GUESS WHO BOOKED THE SHOW BABYYYY

[its-your-girl-geekerella]

[endomentendo]

Look alive everyone! Get your chance to join and assist in animation!

[tookishcombeferre]

rehearsing the same words

repetition -

when does intelligence give way to MADNESS!

and, i shout -

for the first time since i am twelve

i shout.

and we both flinch -

my coach and i -

because i have confessed

as a “girl” child i have had my anger

stripped away from me -

like i have stripped

the petticoats and corsets -

my fingers ache for the top hat

oh, how i long for it.

sometimes,

when i am alone,

i twirl in my long sweaters,

like a cape,

belting A4s and letting them sit

in the parts of my register that sound

like i am howling

because i am.

they say,

acting can be healing -

for audience and actor -

and i am licking old wounds.

scars that i forgot

that i had.

one week to audition day, and i’m still learning - p. s. shuller

[vanpalmerenthusiast]

so guess who just bombed her audition 🤩

[nerdystarstruckace]

Tumblr, I need callback tips and tricks. I'm auditioning for a role I love that is so low-key me and I need to wow them at my callback. I've never done a callback, please I need tipssss

[wolfsong913]

The Struggles of Being A Voice Actor

Sometimes you get an audition and you feel like your voice doesn't fit ANY of the characters. But the option is don't audition AT ALL and guarantee no job, or send in an audition you're not entirely happy with because you don't think you fit that character. I chose the second option today, but more often than not I choose the first. Just remember, sometimes sending in an audition you're unsure about is better than not sending one in at all. Give them a chance, because if they never hear your voice, then you will never know.

[cherry-rose-sunset]

how to be in a show without auditioning no glue no borax

[emi-thestarlightsapphic]

Why do I keep my Technical Theatre Experience on my acting resume?

On my acting resume, I still keep record of my work on production and behind the scenes.

Those behind-the-scenes roles helped shape me as a performer. They taught me how a production truly runs. I’ve seen firsthand the pressure the crew is under, the timing required to make magic happen, and the communication it takes to hold everything together.

Being on the other side of the table has made me a more respectful and collaborative actor. It showed I’m someone who understands the full picture, not just my role in it. And directors notice that.

It’s not just about versatility; it’s about work ethic, teamwork, and trust. And in this industry, that matters just as much as talent. So if you’ve worked backstage? Own it. Those credits tell a story, too.

The first thing that I was told by a director from a professional theater was “I don’t care what you’ve done, I care about that you can DO”

So on my resume, the biggest highlights are my special skills, abilities, and my experiences. Not the shows I’ve done necessarily. Or what roles I’ve played. I want them to know that I’m well-rounded and have a lot to bring to the table. My acting and performance will show up in my audition.

[a-very-sparkly-nerd]

ABOUT TO GO AUDITION WISH ME LUCKKKKK

[capitalggreat]

Our concept trailer wants YOU to star in it. If you or anyone you know is interested in auditioning, please email us at capitalggreat@gmail.com. Can’t wait to meet you!!

Auditions are due Jan 12th at midnight! Let us know if you need an extension :)

We are shooting Jan 31-Feb 2 in LA

[julia-writes-things]

auditioned for vocal jazz. Gah I love it when my voice shakes 🤭 (kill me now)

There’s no chance I got in, but at least she heard more of my voice. While sick. And not warmed up.

[dream0holder]

I HATE auditioning with sides where I know nothing about the play because I always get the reading sooo wrong.

So I’m auditioning for this show where this lonely housewife falls for her local lesbian pharmacist after trying to get an abortion pill. So the scene I’m reading tells me NONE OF THAT. The director just gives me the sides, a scene partner, and says “go practice we’ll get you girls in a minute!”

So the conversation is just about not telling anyone a secret and about taking her kids to an amusement park. So I kinda play it as annoyed this silly housewife if bothering me. But my scene partner, who’s very talented btw and has prior context, is looking at me in ways that a woman has never looked at me before. I start floundering because ma’am I have a boyfriend. Until I read the end and see the two women are meant to kiss at the end of the scene. 🤦🏾‍♀️

I thought I was hot. I just read too slow😭😭😭

[girlanxchronism]

this weekend i have to do an assignment for art and one for math as well which kinda sucks but the math one will pay off since its extea credit !! my english class was supposed to get through a slideshow today but we didn't so i'm also going to do that!

i have a model UN meeting monday, an audition on tuesday for my school's fall play, and wednesday i have a math quiz, so luckily next week isn't too busy!!