Commercial Audition

Posted on November 15, 2009
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This is what you should expect at TV commercial auditions. It will seem to be hectic during a commercial audition but if you stay calm and heed this advice you should do fine. There are usually a lot of different people here with different jobs. You’ll see mostly casting directors and maybe producers.

What you Should Expect At a Commercial Audition

One piece of advice is to always be friendly and open. The reason being is that it will take you farther and you never know who you interact with. The person you talk to may look like a run-of-the-mill crew person, but in actuality is the lead casting director.

Be sure to stay social so that you get the butterflies out. Meditating and breathing will help you to relax and ace the audition.

You’ll find many TV commercial casting calls here.

Truth be told that if you are one of the last people in line at the commercial audition, you may not have a chance to get to see the casting directors. Adding on top of that, if you have a bad attitude, then it can ruin your chances. It’ll help your chances if you dress professional and act with the right attitude.

In an open audition, you’ll need to introduce yourself. Smile and do so gracefully. In the industry, it’s called a slate when you tell them your name and what agency represents you. In commercial auditions, you’ll most likely be asked to say some lines in the commercials so that the casting directors can decide if you’re the one for the role or not.

Click here for a list of auditions for commercials.

When it comes to leave the audition, make sure you bid farewell to the casting directors and they will tell you that they’ll keep in touch with your agent if they like you. I wish you the best of luck in Hollywood or in the entertainment industry.