Photo Day 5

Day 5 :

Your Favorite Hero

Guasimodo. He is ugly and all but he just wants to be viewed as a normal person. I like him because he is a very unlikely hero.

My auditions are coming up fast!

So I went on the Disney Audition web site and here are the tips I was given..

Audition Tips

When you go to an audition you want to put your very best foot forward. Here are a few tips to help you along.

Be on time

Remember that your audition begins even before you arrive! Be sure to plan enough preparation and travel time for your audition. We can't stress enough how important it is to arrive on-time to your audition... and in most cases this means at least 15 minutes before your scheduled audition time. Being late, no matter the reason, can negatively affect your audition, or prevent you from being seen altogether.

Headshot & Resume

No matter what kind of role you're auditioning for, it's a good idea to have a Headshot and Resume on hand.

Good quality photos on standard letter size paper are best. Make sure the photo you use is representative of the way you look now. If you change your appearance in any way, be sure to update your headshot. As you choose a photo, remember that your headshot is the calling card you leave behind for the Disney Casting team to remember you. Make sure it's the best possible representation of who you are.

Keep your resume to one page and list your most recent experience and accomplishments. Don't worry if you have limited experience.

Affix your resume securely to the back of your headshot, or have it printed directly on the back. Also, remember that we'll need to keep the photo & resume.

Well alrighty then Disney!

Until next time I leave you with some Hunchback of Notre Dame because of my hero of the day