#1
Posted: 5/11/06 at 7:06pm
I'm sure this is a repeat thread but I haven't seen one in a while so...Post any and all tips you have to a succesful audition here.
#2
Posted: 5/11/06 at 9:26pm
be confident. they usually decide whether they like you or not before you even sing/act/dance for them
i want you and nothing but you. miles and piles of you...finally ill have something to think of each morning....
#3
Posted: 5/11/06 at 9:41pm
Unless you're Idina. Then you can say f**k at an audition and still get the lead role of Elphaba.
"This table, he is over one hundred years old. If I could, I would take an old gramophone needle and run it along the surface of the wood. To hear the music of the voices. All that was said." - Doug Wright, I Am My Own Wife
#4
Posted: 5/12/06 at 12:32am
be prepared. i know it seems like a no-brainer, but don't let other things distract from preparing to give a good audition.
#5
Posted: 5/12/06 at 1:45am
for me as a director, the biggest thing i look for is just honesty and commitment to choices. it's not just idina in wicked, i've cast people who made mistakes at their auditions. being prepared is usually good. but the more willing you are to explore the piece, the more lee-way you have. but really, the main thing is to just be in the moment.
*the choice may have been mistaken, but choosing was not*
#6
Posted: 5/15/06 at 10:10am
When you sing, don't just show your voice, but have a POV. In other words have a backstory in your head of why you are singing this particular song.
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true. And that would be unacceptable."
--Carrie Fisher
#7
Posted: 5/16/06 at 12:46am
If your listening/watching other people audition, dont let them intimidate you, it will only make you nervous. Take a deep breath and take your time, don't rush yourself.
And try not to rock back and forth when you're singing or doing a monolouge. I've seen way too many people do it. It's looks terrible and is really distracting from your performance.
And try not to rock back and forth when you're singing or doing a monolouge. I've seen way too many people do it. It's looks terrible and is really distracting from your performance.
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