On-Camera Audition Class

Auditioning can be a stressful and daunting experience, especially when it comes to finding a way to stand out. When you walk into the audition room, you want to be radiating confidence and focus. While attitude and a friendly, positive personality will serve you well, what you actually do and choices you make for the character will determine if you get the role. 

Acting classes focus on the “Process” of acting, whereas On Camera Audition classes focus on the performance aspects. No matter what level of acting talent you possess, it’s imperative that you make strong, bold choices that justify both who you believe your character is and those that support the story. In class, your instructor will be providing supportive, actionable feedback you can immediately apply since casting also wants to know that you’re willing to take risks and give new things a try and that you can take notes constructively and apply them. 

Our instructor may choose a scene for you that shows off your strengths, maybe even a little bit of your own personality. Other times, you may get a role that pushes you completely out of your comfort zone; one that challenges you to explore and inhabit a character whose personality is polar opposite your own. Therein lies the art of acting. 

Auditions should be looked at as both a learning experience as well as an opportunity to show your art. While many things will be out of your control in an audition, a chance to show those making the decisions that you really understand the character you are portraying is the one thing you can control.

By continually working hard and practicing auditioning skills, you learn to get comfortable with the audition process, which in turn allows that little light inside of you to shine through (rather than nerves) when your name gets called.

Note: Students need to purchase their own SD card, if they want to to record their scene(s) and take them away with them.