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Audition website

An audition website aggregates acting, modeling, and dancing auditions online. One of the most significant organizations for professional screen and theater casting in the United States is the Casting Society of America (CSA).

Traditionally, only talent agents could schedule auditions for actors, models, dancers, and other performers. However, with the advent of audition websites, the availability of public and private auditions has increased.

Audition websites have become an integral part of employment opportunities for actors and other entertainment industry professionals. Most acting assignments are typically short-term, ranging from a day to a few months.

Some audition websites require membership, while others are free to use. Most auditions require members to regularly browse through audition listings, sign up for, or even self-tape and submit their auditions through the website. This enables members to pick and choose the types of jobs they audition for.

Aside from a membership fee, audition websites typically don't charge anything for their use, and unlike talent agents, they don't take a percentage of the income earned from jobs booked through their service. This has led to a rise in popularity for these services, with some now having millions of members.

Casting directors, talent agents, film producers, and movie directors can use audition websites to cast talent for commercials, music videos, movies, and other entertainment projects.

References

External links

Screen Actors Guild - Professional Actors Union; Offers information for beginning actors, a member directory, and customized tools.
The Actors Studio - Professional Actors Organization; A non-profit organization for professional actors, directors, and playwrights established in 1947. Offers performers an audition-based membership for life.
Actors Equity - Union that represents American theatre actors and stage managers.
Actors Inequity - A website that supports non-union and non-paid performers.

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