OPTION 2

One-On-One Coaching with Richard Sarell

Enrol to in Option One to see the casting directors ($145). Make a booking for a date, time and duration that suits you for one-on-one audition coaching with Richard Sarell. Then on your allocated days perform your audition for the Casting Directors. (See list for dates and names) After your audition you can review your audition tape with Richard Sarell for feedback and comments. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON AUDITION COACHING CLICK HERE

OPTION 3 - only available twice a year

AUDITION WOKSHOP SPECIAL with Richard Sarell

Cost: $310 - maximum of 8 participants.

Spend three half-days expanding your audition performance skills and preparing your audition scene then present your scenes to a leading Casting Director for feedback and assessment. (See list for dates and names)

A maximum of 8 participating actors.

SATURDAY ONE: Explore audition process and work out the best approaches, present a prepared audition and have it assessed. Work on audition skills. Receive copies of scenes that will be presented to the Casting Directors on days 4 and 5.

SATURDAY TWO: Prepare first scene and rehearse it. Explore diverse ways of telling the story and creating the character. Receive notes and polish scene in preparation for day 4.

SATURDAY THREE: Do a mock audition of the scene prepared the previous week. Then Prepare scene for day 5 and rehearse diverse ways of telling the story and creating the character. Receive notes and polish scene in preparation for day 5.

SATURDAY FOUR: Perform audition for first Casting Director. Review audition tape with Richard Sarell for feedback and comments.

SATURDAY FIVE: Perform audition for second Casting Director. Review audition tape with Richard Sarell for feedback and comments.

The Rehearsal Room provides a reader but actors can also choose to use someone from the group or provide their own reader. Actors audition in a studio space with only the casting director and the reader present. The other actors in the workshop watch the auditions on a monitor in another room. This makes the audition experience similar to real circumstances and provides a good environment to both test your skills and learn from others.

These workshops are designed to be a productive environment in which actors can build skills, gain experience and also promote their skills to casting directors. The space between workshops gives room, if necessary, to improve skills after notes have been given by the Casting Directors during their sessions.

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