Interview: Director Natasha Kermani on ‘Lucky’ and What She Looks for in Auditions and Self-Tapes
Director Natasha Kermani talks about the film, working with Brea Grant and what she looks for in when actor auditions and self-tapes.
Director Natasha Kermani talks about the film, working with Brea Grant and what she looks for in when actor auditions and self-tapes.
Becky Ann Baker chats about Nightfire, her career and why she’s had staying power, audition tips and why she hates self-tapes.
Chelsea Rendon chats about the last season of Vida, her audition for Mari and how director David Ayer introduced her to acting teacher Ivana Chubbuck.
Actor David Harbour recognizes that trying to become a professional actor is, even at its best, a “humiliating” process.
Some Casting Directors Do’s: Common Sense, Respect for the Space, and Leaving Props at Home
Gadot revealed what happened when she first attended a screen test for Batman v Superman director, Zach Snyder
“I like to be totally memorized because if you’re not fully memorized, you can’t really make choices.” – Matt Shively on Auditioning
What should you do if your audition sides include talking on the phone?
“Auditions are like a blind date for the casting director and the actor. The audition starts the minute you walk in the room” – Casting Director Bernie Telsey
Remember: It’s about how hard you tried during the audition. If you tried as hard as you could, no one can take that away from you.
“I worked on 12 pilots this year and most of the series regular roles went to working actors who auditioned.” – Casting Director Jessica Daniels
“Even if I know the character well, I pre-read fifty people or at least a great deal of people, sometimes even for a one line role” – Casting Director Robert Ulrich
Geoffrey Soffer talks about his transition to talent mangement/producing, discovering new talent and what to avoid when doing a self tape audition
Seth Rudetsky, actor, musician and a host on SiriusXM’s Broadway channel, has been teaching auditioning master classes this summer and he’s seen his share of bad auditions lately. In this video, he reveals the 5 worst audition mistakes you can make in a musical theater audition and how to choose
James: “You know when a role’s yours”
Auditions are one of the most important components of an actor’s career. However, it is often an artist’s least favorite aspect of trying to make it in Hollywood. Once you are an established working actor, does the audition process ever change? In a recent Envelope Screening Series with the Los
Having the audition preparation you need to land the role will help to launch your acting career.
Heidi: “I want an actor who is willing to work the long haul and not just looking for success immediately”
Do you know how to conduct yourself in the final stages of winning a role?