I can't afford new PHOTOGRAPHS, what should I do?
I'm a BIG PERSON, do I need to LOSE WEIGHT to work in this business?
Should I go to an AUDITION if I'm sick?
How do I find a VOICE TEACHER?
How do I get into COMMERCIALS?
What is a FIRST REFUSAL in commercials?
How many different HEADSHOTS do I need?
What should I put on my RESUME, or leave off?
How do I choose a PHOTOGRAPHER?
How do deal with REJECTION?
Is it a good idea to go on TOUR?
What's an INDUSTRIAL?
Can I book a PILOT if I'm in NYC?
Should I go to LA for PILOT SEASON?
get new When should I PICTURES?
How do I get INDUSTRY PEOPLE to come to SHOWCASES?
Where do I find the best ACTING CLASSES?
What is PILOT SEASON?
How do I prepare for a MUSICAL THEATRE audition?
What kind of music is best for a MUSICAL THEATRE audition?
How do I break into VOICE OVERS?
What should I wear in my PHOTOS?
Should I do SHOWCASES?
How do I find a MONOLOGUE?
ACT I - GETTING HERE
ACT II - GETTING STARTED
THIS IS A BUSINESS - YOU ARE A PRODUCT
TOOLS I NEED TO SELL MY PRODUCT
HEADSHOTS
RESUMES
CLASSES
MAILINGS
AUDITIONING
AUDITION MATERIAL
DIFFERENCES IN AUDITIONING FOR THEATRE / TV / FILM
WHEN AM I TOO SICK TO AUDITION?
WHAT TO WEAR - DRESSING FOR THE PART
BEFORE THE AUDITION
DURING THE AUDITION
AFTER THE AUDITION
REJECTION
ACT III - GETTING AHEAD

AFTER THE AUDITION

After the audition, write down what happened in your audition diary, analyze it, learn from it and move on! You are doing yourself a disservice by trying to figure out what was on the casting director or director's mind, or if you're getting a call back or even if you'll get the job. It's wasted energy. Just analyze how to better prepare yourself so you can figure out what you can do better at your next audition.

Try to remember: It's not always about getting the job. Try accomplishing one of these three goals at an audition and if you walk out feeling you've done any of this, you've won the game:

    1. Impress the casting director enough to call you in for another project.

    2. Use the audition to learn something for future auditions, for example: I asked a question about whether I could move during the scene and that was well received and helped my audition......

    3. Have fun!

Do not expect to be perfect, for there is no perfection. Perfection leaves no room for mistakes and growth. Aim instead for excellence. Excellence is a far healthier goal, and one that is actually attainable.








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