November 16, 2007, Newsletter Issue #90: Getting Over a Botched Acting Audition

Tip of the Week

If you have had a bad experience with an auditor, when do you know it is “safe” to meet him/her again? You should only go back if you have shown improvement in some way. This can be either through additional training or additional acting experience. If the auditor previously offered any feedback, show that you have taken his/her advice to heart and incorporated it in to your acting. You should be able to show that your acting skills have evolved and improved since your last meeting.

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