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Auditioning. Preparing Monologues. Monologue. short speech taken from a play two to three short paragraphs long. Slate. Definition: introduction to your monologue State your name clearly, the part and play you are playing
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Auditioning Preparing Monologues
Monologue • short speech taken from a play • two to three short paragraphs long
Slate • Definition: introduction to your monologue • State your name clearly, the part and play you are playing Example: “I am Imen Sane and I will be playing Hamlet from Hamlet and also .”
Audition Notebook • Professional actors • 20-30 monologues • From plays or literary sources • Show range – Shakespeare, dramatic, comedic, eccentric, etc. • When auditioning: choose monologue based on audition part • From same time period/genre but not from the play • Musicals- music numbers of all types
Activity • Write a half page monologue • Character • Character always has an important want • Hook • Conflict (add obstacles) • Ending
Auditioning Preparing for Audition
Day of Audition • Wear nice clothes – no jeans, sneakers, ripped t-shirts, no five o’clock shadows • Bring dance clothes if required • Bring extra head shots (not for me) • Arrive early • Stretch, vocal exercises and tongue twisters
Day of Audition • Walk in confident • Be friendly – real/honest • Be yourself and what character type you can do best!