A Few Things You Need to Know About Auditioning
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There�s a saying that states what you wear says a lot about who you are; more so in terms of your personality. When presenting yourself for auditions, there are some factors that may boost your chances of securing a role. These things may be as follows:
1. You have to grasp the role you will be representing. For example, when you are given the role of a pauper, don�t come to the auditions wearing a suit. First impressions count; even if the judges will provide you with the necessary uniform for a particular role, they may be tempted to form a preconception of you even before you show them what you have.
2. Be smart, but simple. You may be very much exited to be called for a movie audition; this may make you want to appear as someone of a higher status than you actually are; therefore, you�ll buy the most expensive clothes, and wear jewellery that you have purchased on credit. Remember that you have not yet secured the role, and there are high chances that the judges would feel intimidated and would most probably reject you. It is best for you to keep up with the dressing code that others who are also at the auditions are adhering to; don�t be the odd one out or else you may lose out.
3. Keep your colours neutral. Colours that are too dark are at time not the best for cameras. On the other hand, whites may give you an angelic appearance which may shift all the focus on you; this may cost you in the sense that any slight mistake would easily be detected by the viewers, and in this case the viewers would be your judges.
4. Avoid clothes with a lot of patterns. Too many patterns spoil your dress code and may give the judges the impression that you don�t have style. In an audition, appearing as a nerd is something you should never try.
5. Don�t mix up colors too much. It is not fashionable in the audition world for someone to wear a pink shirt, green tie, and yellow trousers. This may give out an impression that you are confused and actually don�t know why you are at the auditions.
6. Try out flat rubber shoes. If the dress code is not specified, it is advisable to put on such shoes as they would be easier to move around the stage with. Always avoid high heels when coming for auditions as most probably you�ll be told to take them off.
7. No labels. Designer wear may potentially ruin your character work; furthermore, some labels may be offending to the panel.
The next thing you need to do is to polish on how to present yourself before the panel. It is advisable to note that from the moment you enter the door, the judges are already interrogating you; how you walk, the way your face looks all speak a lot about your personality. And the panel is searching for people with character traits that would fit well into their organization.
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Article Title: A Few Things You Need to Know About Auditioning
Author: Ryan Pauline
Word Count: 532
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There�s a saying that states what you wear says a lot about who you are; more so in terms of your personality. When presenting yourself for auditions, there are some factors that may boost your chances of securing a role. These things may be as follows:
1. You have to grasp the role you will be representing. For example, when you are given the role of a pauper, don�t come to the auditions wearing a suit. First impressions count; even if the judges will provide you with the necessary uniform for a particular role, they may be tempted to form a preconception of you even before you show them what you have.
2. Be smart, but simple. You may be very much exited to be called for a movie audition; this may make you want to appear as someone of a higher status than you actually are; therefore, you�ll buy the most expensive clothes, and wear jewellery that you have purchased on credit. Remember that you have not yet secured the role, and there are high chances that the judges would feel intimidated and would most probably reject you. It is best for you to keep up with the dressing code that others who are also at the auditions are adhering to; don�t be the odd one out or else you may lose out.
3. Keep your colours neutral. Colours that are too dark are at time not the best for cameras. On the other hand, whites may give you an angelic appearance which may shift all the focus on you; this may cost you in the sense that any slight mistake would easily be detected by the viewers, and in this case the viewers would be your judges.
4. Avoid clothes with a lot of patterns. Too many patterns spoil your dress code and may give the judges the impression that you don�t have style. In an audition, appearing as a nerd is something you should never try.
5. Don�t mix up colors too much. It is not fashionable in the audition world for someone to wear a pink shirt, green tie, and yellow trousers. This may give out an impression that you are confused and actually don�t know why you are at the auditions.
6. Try out flat rubber shoes. If the dress code is not specified, it is advisable to put on such shoes as they would be easier to move around the stage with. Always avoid high heels when coming for auditions as most probably you�ll be told to take them off.
7. No labels. Designer wear may potentially ruin your character work; furthermore, some labels may be offending to the panel.
The next thing you need to do is to polish on how to present yourself before the panel. It is advisable to note that from the moment you enter the door, the judges are already interrogating you; how you walk, the way your face looks all speak a lot about your personality. And the panel is searching for people with character traits that would fit well into their organization.
About The Author: Looking for tips and information regarding http://www.auditions.com auditions? You can join our site to search thousands of http://www.auditions.com auditions for acting.
Please use the HTML version of this article at:
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