Had an audition for for one of the Chicago shows today. I can't say which. It was nice and quiet inside. This isn't for a huge role but I'd be very happy to get this one line role :D.
Audition maybe took 50 seconds. I like these auditions. Quick and easy. The only time I don't like these auditions are if they're in a location that is extremely hard to get to with no parking and if I took uber/lyft it'd be almost $15 for a 50 second audition... luckily, there's usually parking a few blocks away in all the audition places I've been to so far. Some are hard to figure out if it's actual parking because the way Chicago is built, there's residential parking then there's non residential parking. One block could be residential parking where you NEED a residential parking sticker to park there and it's not as easy as just buying a sticker for that area. You need to actually live in that area to get the sticker. I KNOW RIGHT! I think Chicago loses out on a lot of business when parking is so hard that you can't even get to the place you want to spend money. But what do I know, I've only lived here 1.5 years as of this writing. There's pros and cons to this. I won't get into that though.
Good Luck me for this audition. I've been an extra on one of the Chicago shows, but I'd like to be a bit more than that.
Also walking from where I parked to the location for the audtiion was like 0 degrees F because the wind was blowing and I had no way of avoiding it. It was wind chill, full contact on my face and hands. WOOOOOO.
Audition maybe took 50 seconds. I like these auditions. Quick and easy. The only time I don't like these auditions are if they're in a location that is extremely hard to get to with no parking and if I took uber/lyft it'd be almost $15 for a 50 second audition... luckily, there's usually parking a few blocks away in all the audition places I've been to so far. Some are hard to figure out if it's actual parking because the way Chicago is built, there's residential parking then there's non residential parking. One block could be residential parking where you NEED a residential parking sticker to park there and it's not as easy as just buying a sticker for that area. You need to actually live in that area to get the sticker. I KNOW RIGHT! I think Chicago loses out on a lot of business when parking is so hard that you can't even get to the place you want to spend money. But what do I know, I've only lived here 1.5 years as of this writing. There's pros and cons to this. I won't get into that though.
Good Luck me for this audition. I've been an extra on one of the Chicago shows, but I'd like to be a bit more than that.
Also walking from where I parked to the location for the audtiion was like 0 degrees F because the wind was blowing and I had no way of avoiding it. It was wind chill, full contact on my face and hands. WOOOOOO.
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