The phrase "audition tell" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as it does not form a recognizable expression or concept.
Example: "During the audition tell, the director explained the character's motivations."
Alternatives: "audition briefing" or "audition instructions".
"Audition" tells of a life lived on, in and never far from TV.
Vila left the audition, told the other singers to break a leg, and stopped to consider what it meant to perform the anthem.
After her second chance, Carmen ends the audition, telling a hysterical Rachel that on Broadway, there are no second chances.
I need to pick up right where I left off and continue my career,'" Ruggiero, whose one-footed tap riffs, time steps and even intricate wings have landed him on the "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and an "American Idol" audition, told The Huffington Post.
Because I am determined to hold my little eight year old's hand and say to her "I got you!" After my second go round, the trio talked about the theatre troupes auditions telling me that 99% of who they had auditioned so far were seasoned actors.
As the audition signs tell you, this is a place where films get made, ambitious video productions that McCarthy screens in galleries as part of rollicking, scatological, baroque installations that sprawl as chaotically as the Los Angeles conurbation itself.
Narrative exemplars for each theme were crafted together to form a script and an actor was chosen, following an audition, to tell 'Sarah's' story of what it is like to live with chronic pain.
The video audition should tell them more about yourself that you couldn't share in person.
You'll have to own up when you didn't follow the rules, or reveal that you are unemployed, or confess that you didn't get the part for which you auditioned, or tell someone you aren't actually interested in a relationship.
"The pitch meeting is my new audition," Faris told me.
