I had a great audition last week. To the point where my agent contacted me and informed me it was one of my best. It was a quick simple scene for a sitcom. I wanted it because it was so much fun playing the character. As many actors are aware of is you do an audition and then you don’t hear back. I gave up many years ago wondering what happened. Why didn’t I get it? But what I can be thankful for is there are times when you get to have fun with your work and last week was one of them. Until next week – check out my YouTube Channel and subscribe.
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This week I had another self-tape audition but had difficulties understanding the directions. I don’t know if it was me or unclear directions but I was told to review the script for my role and there were no lines. That’s fine many commercial auditions don’t have lines. Part of it was adlib but on the sides, there was not much to go on. When I finally understood what they were looking for the “Aha Moment” showed up and it was fun. Until next week, have a great Labor Day.
Being visual is about letting people know you’re available and approachable (maybe, not so much from the picture). I have found it difficult to be visual when I haven’t booked anything for some time. What do I talk about? All the self-tapings I recorded but didn’t book? Being visual can be as simple as keeping up your 
Let’s get up to date. It’s been a while since I’ve updated the blog. In the last month, I’ve had several self-tapes and print auditions. I booked a print audition and they finally broke my dry spell in terms of my acting.