Auditioning is like a weird, high-stakes improv game where you might explode into a movie star. It’s thrilling. You get to play pretend for a living, eat craft services snacks, and wear costumes that smell like other people’s sweat.
Even if you don’t get the part, you gain a story. Like the time you auditioned for a horror movie and screamed so loud the casting director’s coffee cup fell off the table. That happened to my friend. She didn’t get the role, but she got free coffee.
So, are you ready to audition? Get a headshot. Practice your slate. And remember: the worst they can say is “no thanks,” but the best is “you’re in the movie.”
Now go channel your inner lamp. You’ve got this.
