October 15th, 2011 by admin
Auditions 2012 is ideal for any aspiring actor. Show business is incredibly competitive as a vast number of people want to be on television. Auditions are very important as it allows directors to determine who they want for their cast. There are a number of agencies that expect you to outlay a lot of money so you can be on their books for casting calls. It is not necessary to pay vast sums of money which may or may not be successful. Auditions 2012 has a number of castings and is always on the outlook for new people. Having prior acting experience would be a bonus as some roles can be rather demanding. It can be a lot of fun. Even if you start out as an extra where you in the backdrop of a scene is a great start. Auditions 2012 has a comprehensive website which can easily be access. It is easy to sign up online.
April 6th, 2011 by admin
I’m primarily a stage actor; that’s what my training is in. But a few months back, a friend approached me with a voice gig. She hooked me up with this company at her recording studio that was recording instructions for an online CD, and they wanted me to do the narration for it. It was some extra cash, so I figured it was a good idea. I didn’t expect it to be so fun though. Even though the material was mundane, we had a very fun time going through it and reading it in different ways. It made me see that a lot goes into these voice projects. Now, I’m in the market for voiceover work. I’ve spoken with my agent and he thinks it’s a great idea to beef up my resume and to make some cash while having a great time. I’ve subscribed to some casting websites so that I can go searching for calls on my own, and so far I’ve booked another two gigs. Who knew that I had such a marketable voice?
March 11th, 2011 by admin
Anyone who has lived in Chicago, Illinois knows that winters can be brutal. If you are an actor or singer who is looking for work during the winter there are a few things you should remember before heading out to Chicago Auditions. Always get an early start, and be prepared for an emergency.
When the day for your audition comes, always get up and head out at least an hour early. During the winter in Chicago there are often traffic delays caused by plowing or bad weather accidents. Leaving extra early will help you ensure that you arrive for your audition ontime or early.
Also, make sure you leave your home with a blanket, water, food, and a charged telephone. If you do get stuck out in the cold because of an accident you should at least be comfortable and able to contact the company to explain your delay.These tips may seem like common sense, but in the excitement of preparing for an audition it is easy to forget basic winter safety.