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An Aspiring Ballerina's Guide to: Auditions
An Aspiring Ballerina's Guide to: Auditions
An Aspiring Ballerina's Guide to: Auditions
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For most dancers, at one stage in your career you will have to attend an audition; whether it is to get into a school or to get that job you've always wanted.
Unlike a performance where you've had the opportunity to practice your steps many times before displaying them to an audience, the audition process can be a completely unfamiliar and nerve wracking experience, requiring you to face new challenges outside of your comfort zone.

- What to wear?
- What companies are out there?
- What can I expect?
- When and how should I audition?
- Where should I stay?
- What should my resume look like?
- How do I find companies to audition for?

Luckily for you, having experienced my fair share of auditions, I have compiled this book to guide you in your ventures. This short volume in the "Aspiring Ballerina's Guide to" series is designed to help ballet dancers identify these challenges and give themselves the best chance of success in an audition.

From resume details, photos and audition DVD's, to choosing the perfect attire, we've got it covered. You'll also find links to many company websites along with other helpful resources to get your started.

Get your copy now, and be one step ahead of the rest!!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherGemma Pearce
Release dateAug 3, 2014
ISBN9781311815385
An Aspiring Ballerina's Guide to: Auditions

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    Table of contents

    Foreword

    Finding Auditions

    Know what you are auditioning for

    Company class or cattle call?

    What to expect

    What to wear

    How to act

    Being on time

    Success and failure

    Travelling…

    Audition material

    Got the job?

    List of Dance Companies

    About the Author

    Contact the Author

    OTHER TITLES

    Foreword

    For most dancers, at one stage in your career you will most likely have to attend an audition, whether it is to get into a school, or to get that job that you've always wanted.

    It can be a challenging experience in more ways than one.

    This short guide is designed to help you identify these challenges and give yourself the best chance of success in an audition.

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    Finding Auditions

    When searching for auditions, the Internet is your best friend (apart from Mom, obviously...). There are some great websites dedicated to dance that will list auditions as they come up. These websites can guide you in the right direction.

    networkdance.com

    pointémagazine.com

    danceeurope.net

    danceinforma.us/dance-auditions/

    There may be a specific company or school that you are interested in without an audition listed. In this case you should search their website for contact information and send them an email stating your interest, and request information on auditioning. Don't be afraid to resend an email if you don't get a response within a couple of weeks. Companies often receive hundreds of emails and sometimes yours may be overlooked. Persistence is the key here; remember

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