Wednesday, September 20, 2017 by Elijah Chester | Uncategorized

remember what you are trying to accomplish in an audition. Regardless of how long you have, you can demonstrate your cast-ability with your:

• Confidence, and how you walk into the room.
• Professionalism, shown by your level of preparedness and how you communicate with casting and the pianist.
• Pitch, or singing the first note in your tune correctly.
• Musical ability, or the skill you show in the first few measures. Remember, loud is not thrilling.
• Acting. What story are you trying to tell and were you successful?

All of this can be accomplished by the first few seconds of music. Then let your storytelling take over for the remaining time. Make such active and grounded choices that they have no option but to ask you to sing more or give you a callback for later.