How To Successfully Self-Tape for an Audition

Interviewing for a new job is never easy. It is stressful, sometimes nerve-racking; no one likes it. When you are an actor, you are actually ‘interviewing’ quite a few times every month: ‘interviews’ are just called ‘auditions’. A well-prepared and well-done audition could determine the actors’ chance of getting that job, and possibly future jobs. And, especially in the current situation, actors can’t afford to lose a job because their self-tape wasn’t framed properly, or the sound wasn’t **** enough. During this 3-session course you will have the chance to practice and ask questions; each student will also receive a different script to work on before the last session and you will have the chance to put your new skills into practice and receive individual feedback on your self-tapes during the last class. Acting is very much about learning from watching fellow actors, so in the last lesson we will spend time watching each others’ self-tapes and listening to everyone’s feedback. At the end of each session, there will be time to ask questions about auditions or about the industry in general.