Casting

• Casting Director
• Casting Call Audition

Casting Calls

• Teen Casting
• Casting Call for Child
• Casting Call for Kid
• Baby Casting Call
• Disney Channel Auditions

Casting Auditions

• Reality TV Casting Call
• Movie Casting Call
• Model Casting
• Casting Extras
• Open Casting Call

Casting Call Audition

Performing the Casting Call Audition

• Dress comfortably. Dress to reflect who the character is without wearing a costume that will take attention away from your performance at the casting call audition.
• Get there early. Arrive at least 30 minutes early to check in and take time to warm up with your "sides."
• Your casting call audition begins immediately. Once you step into that room, you are "on." Be positive and nice to everyone.
• Introduce yourself. Give your name and the titles of your two monologues. Don't describe the scene or play before you start. The casting director doesn't want to hear about it.
• Don't focus on the casting director. If you're looking at the CD, producer, or anyone else in the casting call audition, you'll distract yourself. Focus on a chair or past the CD towards the back of the room.
• If the timer calls "time," you must stop acting. They won't allow you to go on for even another 10 seconds. Just thank them and walk out.
• Never apologize for the casting call audition. Even if you gave a bad performance, don't apologize for it. You will receive no sympathy for your blunder. Plus, it's possible that the auditors will never even notice your screw-up.
• Walk away slowly. The CD might have a question for you after your performance so don't jet out of the room. Walk away slowly and then wait in the waiting room for a few minutes afterward, just in case you need to be brought back in.