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Auditioning

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An actor's headshot should be

a)

clear

b)

focus on the actor

c)

in color

d)

up to date

e)

all of the above

2.

An actor's headshot is useful because

a)

It helps the casting agent see who they are dealing with ahead of time.

b)

It's fun to have nice pictures of ourselves.

c)

It helps the director remember you after your audition is over.

d)

It's just tradition.

e)

A & C

3.

You can use the same headshot for up to ten years.

a)

Yes

b)

No

4.

It is important to be punctual for an audition, if not early.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

If you don't get a part at first, you should whine to get the directors attention. He is more likely to cast you next time.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Don't worry about making mistakes on lines at your audition. The director is looking past the words for good characterization.

a)

True

b)

False

7.
You are auditioning from the moment you
a)
walk on stage
b)
walk in the door
c)
meet the director
d)
go to a call back
8.
If you are feeling under the weather, be sure to let the director know.
a)
true
b)
false
9.

What is a Monologue

a)

A speech given by one actor alone on stage.

b)

How an actor tries out for a part

c)

A speech given by one actor, with or without others on stage.

d)

The term for where the audience sits, or refers to the audience as a whole

10.

Describe an Open Audition

a)

Anyone is allowed to come audition, everyone can see others’ auditions

b)

Only select people may audition, small groups taken in at a time.

c)

Auditionees have 60-90 seconds to perform, Auditonees have numbers, huge groups audition.

d)

Actors have been narrowed down from the initial audition

11.

Describe a Closed Audition

a)

Anyone is allowed to come audition, everyone can see others’ auditions

b)

Only select people may audition, small groups taken in at a time.

c)

Auditionees have 60-90 seconds to perform, Auditonees have numbers, huge groups audition.

d)

Actors have been narrowed down from the initial audition

12.

Describe a Cattle Call Audition

a)

Anyone is allowed to come audition, everyone can see others’ auditions

b)

Only select people may audition, small groups taken in at a time.

c)

Auditionees have 60-90 seconds to perform, Auditonees have numbers, huge groups audition.

d)

Actors have been narrowed down from the initial audition

13.

How do actors get roles?

a)

Interviews

b)

Being famous, people call them up

c)

Auditioning and showing they're the best fit

d)

Bribing the director

14.

If you have already auditioned for a director before, there is no need to state your name, because they are sure to remember you.

a)

True

b)

False

15.
Don't apologize for yourself at an audition.
a)
true
b)
false
16.

If you do not receive a call back, you will not be cast.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

It is acceptable to ask the director questions.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

It is best to think of an audition like a 4 min one man show

a)

True

b)

False

19.

IN a monologue you must know who you are talking to, Where you are and what you are doing.

a)

True

b)

False

20.
What is the purpose of a resume?
a)
To decide the best possible candidates to interview for an open job position
b)
To hire someone
c)
To fire someone
d)
To start a tickle fight
21.
All of the following that are important to consider when creating a resume EXCEPT...
a)
Easy-to-Read
b)
Grammar
c)
Grandma
d)
Spelling/ Capitalization
22.
Once you create a resume how often should you update it?
a)
When you get hungry
b)
Every Presidential Election
c)
Every time something changes in your work experience, or if you learn something new
d)
Every full moon
23.
The Skills/Talent section is for 
a)
playing the banjo.
b)
riding a unicycle.
c)
all the things you are good at that will make someone want to hire you.
d)
juggling chainsaws.
24.

What should an actor not bring to an audition?

a)

Headshots

b)

A prepared song

c)

A bag with spare clothes and water

d)

Flowers for the casting director

25.

What is Stage Presence

a)

Being confident standing on stage, commanding audience attention

b)

Standing on stage

c)

The term for other actors on stage with you

d)

Being scared to perform

26.

Which of these is NOT a Theatre definition for cast?

a)

The group of actors in a production

b)

Throwing a fishing line out as far as you can

c)

Creating the list of who is in a play/movie/tv show

27.
A competitive try-out for a role in a play. A chance for actors to show directors their capabilities in hope of being cast.
a)
Call
b)
Callback
c)
Audition
d)
Dress Rehearsals
28.
A reading of the script done without looking at or studying that script in advance. Sometimes used at auditions.
a)
Call
b)
Critique
c)
Callback
d)
Cold Reading