they are ALLOWED to see you. It depends on a certain number of factors.
They must see all Eq FIRST, no matter how long you've been waiting.
The casting assoc's can state "we will not be seeing non-eq" at the start of the call. or "we'll wait and make that decision towards the end of the day" or "we will really try hard to fit you in at the end of the day"
It is strictly up to the casting people, no matter which studio the auditions are held in. And it depends how many eq people show up. I've rarely seen a call where no one shows up, and they still refuse to see non-eq. It would mean they are sitting there doing nothing all day. (If that really does happen, it probably means the show is already cast)
Either way, if it's held at AEA, you'll have to wait outside the lounge area for the monitor to come get you. don't bug them constantly. Just let someone know first thing in the morning that non-eqs would like some sort of answer. (from the 3 I listed above)
BUT once you are in, and the monitor takes your P&R and puts you on deck - you WILL be seen. at that point no late arriving eq member can take your spot.
The only reason this process is a bit easier ANY PLACE BUT the eq building is that you have more spacial access to the monitor - you don't have to wait down the hall.
I'd fire you... if you weren't so g*dd*mn beautiful out there. - Blades of Glory
blogUpdated On: 7/14/05 at 11:14 AM
without going to NY first!
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