This Audition Companion combines my tried-and-true mini-guides into one powerful resource, so you can stop guessing (and stop cobbling together pieces of information from across the internet), and build the skills every actor needs to stand out and get cast.
Here's what you'll find inside!
This guide goes beyond preparing your monologue and 32-bars, and focuses instead on establishing a positive mindset about auditioning. I walk you through how to calm your nerves by talking with your "inner critic" before they send you into a negative spiral, as well as how to constructively deal with rejection. I also reveal the one powerful phrase I repeat to myself that gets me through the audition and actually helps me to enjoy the process!
The next step in becoming a confident, professional actor is learning how to organize yourself. In this section, I provide templates and journalling prompts (that I use myself!) to help you organize and analyze your prep and post audition feelings.
One of the hardest parts of auditioning, in my opinion, is communicating with casting teams. It's a topic that's often overlooked, but professional emails, resumes, cover letters, and in-person interactions are crucial to getting cast and working as a professional actor. I've compiled templates and examples for every type of communication you'll ever need to get your foot in the audition room door.
The truth? Most young performers don't lack talent. They just lack a clearly defined path to success. This Audition Companion gives you the answers you've been looking for, the tools to stay organized and professional, and the encouragement you need to walk in that audition room feeling ready for anything.
Exactly how to prepare yourself mentally and emotionally, for both the good auditions and the bad
What to do if you "messed up" during the audition (and how to constructively analyze the "mess up")
What casting directors are actually looking for when they watch you audition
How to avoid the "rookie mistakes" many new performers make
How to communicate with casting teams that you're professional, enthusiastic, and right for the part
How to constructively analyze your performance, so you can recreate your most successful auditions again and again
The right way to format a resume, pose for a headshot, and write your cover letters
So much more!
You're getting ready for your first audition and don't know where to start
You're auditioning for community theatre or college programs and you're feeling nervous
You've been performing and auditioning for years, but need a confidence refresh
You want all your audition questions answered in one place, in clear, organized, and encouraging language

You have the passion and the talent, and now you have the plan.
No matter where you are in your theatre journey, this Audition Companion gives you the tools, the structure, and the mindset to audition with confidence.
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