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Auditions: 11/10 - 200pm to 400pm(ish)

It's time!

Auditions will begin for the first annual Found Footage Film Festival (the F4) at 200pm on November 11th!  That's tomorrow!

Beforehand: 

-Please read through the scripts you're interested in!  Scripts are available at http://wilsondramaf4.blogspot.com

-Make a copy of and return the Audition Form, so the Directors will know a little about what you bring to the table!  Audition Forms are, you guessed it, available at http://wilsondramaf4.blogspot.com


Auditions: 

-Check in/log into Zoom anytime between 145pm and 200pm on 11/11 at the following audition link: https://pps-net.zoom.us/j/86424644845

-Open a copy of the Scripts document from the F4 blog...you'll need that for readings.

-You'll hang out in the main room during the auditions, and we'll shift you into breakout rooms for your general audition reads two at a time.  Your reads will come from the scripts...but you won't know until you get in the room.  Be flexible!

-After everyone gets a couple of reads, we'll take a break, then start calling individuals and groups into Callback reads as selected by the Directors.

-The Callbacks will be grouped cold readings from the scripts...you'll read at least once or twice.

-You'll be released by 400pm, unless there's something which the Directors really need to see.


Postings/Casting:

-We'll post a set of Cast Lists at the F4 blog by 11:59, 11/11.  We're hoping to use as many actors as we possibly can!

-Directors will also reach out to casts on their own...so be checking your emails!

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