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Audition Wala was established as a consequence of a strong desire to assist in the process of locating the most talented individuals for work in the entertainment business. The coming together of creative media, advertising and marketing professionals with the primary goal of removing the struggle and heartaches along the path to success is what gave birth to the idea that eventually became the company. The team works tirelessly to make online auditions easier to access and link casting agencies, casting directors, and production houses with app users in a timely manner and in a secure manner, not just once but several times straight from the convenience of their own homes. We offer a straightforward, hassle-free system that makes it easy to find projects that are a good fit for you, and the audition process takes less than a minute to complete.

Just the fill the form in the same manner. And you can use your contact details

We will mention all the steps and procedures under each and every casting call ad.

We do hold general auditions a few times a year to see new talent from mailed-in or agency submissions. On occasion, we'll open our search to the general public for various projects, and always publicise the details online. So be sure to like & Subscribe us on Facebook, Instagram & Youtube to stay up-to-date!

Not necessarily, though we cast actors with experience and agency representation most often. If you have a specific look or skill set we need, we'll keep your headshot on file and get in touch if we'd like to see you for an audition.

As a casting office, we work closely with the agencies in town but do not represent talent. When we have a project to cast, we send the information to the agents who then submit the talent they represent to us for consideration. Agents are the go-between between you as an actor and the projects we cast.

Taking classes to learn your craft and keep your skills sharp is extremely important. It builds your resume which attracts interest from agents and casting directors and keeps you ready between auditions. Even actors who regularly perform on stage and in Film/TV continue to train and stay in shape creatively. If you're a new actor, start with beginning acting classes and continue to build a well-rounded resume from there. Once you've gotten some on-camera training under your belt, for example, perhaps consider improv training as it is extremely helpful for commercial auditions, among other projects. There are excellent classes for theater, stage combat, sketch comedy, scene study, and more. Some acting schools also offer private coaching to help you prepare for specific auditions. To sum it up: if you want this career to work for you, you'll need to work for your career. Make the investment. You're worth it!

• Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Please don't be late! If you are late, please call your agent or if you're unrepresented call us and let us know when we can expect you and we'll see if we can still accommodate you.
• Always bring a properly stapled headshot/resume. It is true some first-round commercial auditions or pre-reads for TV/theater don't require them, but we always need them when a client or director is present and you may not always know when that is the case. We no longer print actor headshots when you forget yours. Short story: always bring one!
• Be aware of scheduling conflicts. Pay close attention to the project dates listed on the sign-in sheet and be sure to write down any conflicts you are unwilling to get out of (even if it means possibly losing the job). If you're able to get out of it, don't write it down.
• It goes without saying but can't be overstated: prepare your material well! Always aim for full memorization even though you may have received the sides last minute. Rehearse with friends, work with a coach, etc. The more prepared you are the more you'll be able to relax, listen for adjustments, and nail it!

YES! We love pets and absolutely cast them in television, film and commercial projects. If you have a pet who was born to be a star, please make an account in our online database.