Agent Auditions in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati, most auditions require an agent to represent you. Your agent will handle scheduling the audition and submitting your headshot and resume directly to the casting director. To maximize your chances of landing the role, plan to arrive at the audition location 15 minutes before your scheduled time. While you might need to fill out some paperwork when you arrive, it's probable your agent has already provided the casting director with your headshot and resume electronically. To be on the safe side, however, it's always a good idea to bring two hard copies of both documents with you to the audition in case the casting director needs to refer to them during the audition.

An email from your agent might contain the script or "side" you'll perform. Internalize it thoroughly — holding a script during the audition is unprofessional. While they might provide a copy at the venue, focus on memorizing the start and end of your lines. This allows you to deliver without relying on the script and lets the auditioners see your face throughout, especially during crucial moments. Don't be discouraged by others reading the same script. The casting team has a specific vision, and you were chosen because you embody that vision. Make a strong impression and approach each audition with confidence and enthusiasm.