Auditions Tips

Audition Tips

Don't cause yourself any unnecessary stress. Show up for an audition 10-15 minutes early and be prepared to wait.
You want the director(s) to remember you. If you've been given lines to learn, rehearse them with anyone you can. Being unprepared is unlikely to impress the director.
We know you're bound to be nervous, but just remember that the director(s) are people too and you'll do a much better job if you're relaxed.
If you do make a mistake... please, do not get upset or mad at yourself. We are all human and it is OK to make a mistake.
Simply get yourself together, and start from where you left off. Most of the time the people you are auditioning for will understand.
Practice makes perfect! As with anything, the more you practice with better you'll be at it.
Don't chew gum unless you're asked to.

Practice reading aloud something from a book, or newspaper.
Practice in front of a mirror
Make sure you learn any lines or speeches given to you. This will show the director(s) you can learn lines.
If you can, record your own practices and watch them back.
Remember you only get one chance to make an impression. Make sure you do it to the best of your ability.