Sentence examples for taking auditions from inspiring English sources

In the early 1990s Mr. Ruffalo and Mr. Thornton were trying to break in as actors, sharing a struggling actors' flophouse in the Hollywood Hills, running a small theater company, taking auditions and working restaurant jobs.

This may involve taking auditions, approaching agencies for feed back, or simply taking the mic at your local karaoke.

Still, Williams noted, "I think a lot of creators have this idea that they're just going to take auditions and choose the right ones... but then the 'right ones' all wind up sounding like the same voices we've had in audio drama for a long time". So how do we broaden the space and include more diverse voices in our shows?

Unlike her classmates she confined her singing to the studio, taking no auditions or outside jobs.

But no one called, she said, and when she arrived for the audition an administrator suggested that Fredrika should not bother taking the audition because she would not be chosen and it would be awkward for the child.

(Muckey plans on taking the audition).

When taking an audition, a judge evaluates the idol over a 30-second period.

"I was always on duty, taking reservations, auditioning people, helping to paint sets, searching for scripts, sewing costumes.

Especially for Mad Men, where it took seven auditions to get the part.

In a 2012 TV interview in Chicago, Ellis recalled that it took four auditions for him to win the role of Lafayette.

In addition to signing up online and going to an audition site, audience members can also take the audition exam at the end of a taping session of the show.