Learning powerful TV and film audition strategies are essential for beginners and experienced actors.
What Film and TV Audition Strategies Are You Using?
There are many different audition strategies that actors use for film and TV auditions. There is no one right way that is perfect for everyone.
Successful actors have learned various audition techniques and decide which audition strategies are best for them. Sometimes they can change depending on the audition.
Here Are 5 Awesome and Powerful TV and Film Audition Strategies
#1
To help you create powerful auditions, always watch the TV show you are auditioning for. This will allow you to know what type of show you are reading for.
If you are auditioning for a film, then look up the director on IMDB. Get the names of the film he/she has directed and watch clips. This will give you a much better sense of the style of the director
#2
Read the sides with absolutely no emotion. Make sure you understand the meaning and how to pronounce all of the words.
#3
Answer the 5 W’s – very specifically.
Who
What
Where
When
Why
The more specific you answer these w’s the more interesting your audition will be
#4
What is happening with your character prior to the scene starting. This will give your character and audition much more life
#5
Don’t end your scene on the last word. Always add a few seconds to let the scene wind down.
Watching the video will give you much more detail of how to use these tips.
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