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Podcast Episode #236: 10 Audition Tips for Actors
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ESTIMATED LISTENING TIME OF THIS EPISODE: 12 Minutes
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE:
The episode is for the actors out there.
Sitting on the other side of the table is something that every actor should do. It’s incredibly educational and inspirational because frankly, you realize that while there are lots and lots of people who call themselves actors, there’s a much smaller group.
Since so few actors get a chance to sit where producers and directors sit, I am sharing 10 tips on how to have a better audition experience.
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