Audition Coaching
So, you are thinking of becoming an actor.
You are making a tough choice! This soon becomes evident when you embark upon your round of drama school auditions. You will be one of thousands of people on the audition circuit so it takes quite a special person to catch the eye of the audition panel. After all learning to act is quite a different learning experience than 'studying drama'. Many of us study drama at school or at weekend theatre schools whilst only touching on the fundamentals of learning the techniques required to actually inhabit the character that we are playing.
What are Drama Schools looking for?
seem to be observed for the first time).
approach to it, including voice and physicality.
are able to respond to direction.
punctuality and a professional approach.
Audition panels will want to see evidence that you have the set of qualities that they can work with, this will include openness and the honesty to accept advice and criticism, as well as the ability to engage in self analysis. The resilience to withstand the rigours of the programme and the necessary commitment and motivation.
What to expect from Audition Coaching
An assessment of your current acting skills and a breakdown of your needs to give you the best chance of success.
Working on a range of exercises to specifically chosen to meet your needs and enhance your acting skills, to equip you for your audition.
Work on your selected pieces.
Coaching for confidence and strategies for overcoming nerves.
Presenting yourself for the interview.