Cating Call?

Question

a company called me to go and audition for a comerical and for a movie in hollywood the thing is that the audition is on sat i want to know if i should call her and what info should i ask.

p.s does any one know how to remember long lines

i never done this before and i just wanted some tips because im really scared this is the first time someone calls about a free audition

Answer 1

Return the call and ask when and where, and if there's a wardrobe recommendation.

Just show up with your resume and headshot, sign in, look to see if there's a storyboard for the commercial or sides (script) for the commercial or movie.

In the audition you won't be required to remember lines; just read them from the script. Hint: Look at the line, then look up to say it.

Break a leg!

Answer 2

This doesn't sound professional. Take a friend with you to the audition.

If you can't find a friend to go with you. Call and cancel your appointment. You may be getting into more trouble that you can handle.

Most auditions are during the work week, not weekends.
Auditions are ALWAYS free. Actors NEVER pay to audition.

If anyone asks for money, tell them you are not interested in auditioning.

Call your actor friends are ask if they are familiar with the name of the casting director that called you or the audition.

If you have a copy of The Ross Reports, look for the name of the casting agency in it.

Most professional casting directors and Agents are listed in Ross Reports.

Answer 3

If they called you for a "cating" call, then I would ignore it. And frankly, this whole thing sounds totally fictitious. What company? And unless you were out in Hollywood and auditioned for a movie, no one would call you. Commercials and movies are TWO distinctly different entities. I think you are confused and delusional.