Preparing for Pilot Season – Part 3
Here is the last installment on this 3-part series on the casting process and what casting directors are looking for at pilot auditions. These are the people you are all trying to meet. As we have said both in class and in these columns, “You only get one chance to make a first impression!” Pay close attention to what these people have to say. Find out what makes a good impression on them and gets you more auditions and work through them, show after show. And pay attention to what might ruin your chances of ever getting into that room again.
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In November and December, Penny’s Master Class will be doing audition material for leading roles in Pilots.
Hank Schob A graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts and a 50-year acting industry veteran, Hank teaches the Camera Class, Beginning Class, Scene Study and Script Analysis Class.
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Thanks for this site for giving me some guides and tips! Now I know about how to act properly at the time I meet the casting directors of Pilots, I will really use these tips so that they will impress and accept me, more power to this site hopefully that you will continue doing this. I have also found this http://www.exploretalent.com/acting-auditions-new-york , its an acting site in New York :)You guys better try this.