I auditioned for 3 MFA programs. I'm personable, a good actor, and highly reccomended. Will I get in?

Answer 1

NO
YES

Honestly I have no idea! Just remember. As an actor you have to have tough skin. I really used to stress out after auditions. Beating myself up. Reliving it a millions times. Trying to figure out what I did wrong. Will I get the job. Can I act / sing / dance? Then I came across an acting book and I wish I knew what it was. It said something to the effect.

You've got to audition and let it go. In some ways we have to turn it over to a higher power.

I believe that God has my back. He knows what needs to happen in my life what experiences that will make me a better person. So now, I just let go. Of course I have those feelings of inadequacies and question once in awhile. But I find as I let it go things just work out.

Remember there are no accidents!

NEVER GIVE UP ! ! !

let me know what happens

Answer 2

The answer to your question is: a definite "maybe." Sorry I can't be more encouraging here, but, in one regard, an audition for a training program is just like any other audition: you simply CANNOT know going in what it is they're looking for.

You've maximized your options by auditioning for three different programs. Hopefully, they're all schools that you'd be happy to attend, and I wish you the best of luck getting in.

And, if you don't? Chin up. There are a lot of programs out there that have an absolute preference for more mature student-actors (i.e., those who have been out in the "real world" for awhile). Take a year to work, do auditions, get cast, build credits...and then try the MFA route again.

Answer 3

I wish I could help you, but you'll just have to wait and see.