Audtion For Characters

[JafarMaleficent]

I was looking on Disney's (was i supposed to leave off the 's lol :ROFLOL website and i saw their holding audtions for characters in AK. I have a few questions as i plan on going. 1.When entering what do i tell the parking personal. (I dont want to have to pay for parking twice seeing as i might go to MK later if i dont go in the morning and just leave my car there). 2. Where is this building in AK? Any help would be appreciated. thank you

 

[MoonMouse1]

You are looking for this address:

Disney's Animal Kingdom Wardrobe/Rehearsal Facility
3271 Sherberth Rd
Kissimmee, FL 34747

It is outside of (just near) Animal Kingdom. There is no parking attendant and you just park in the parking lot in front of the building...parking is free. You will have to re-park if you want to go to a theme park after your audition.

Visit DisneyAuditions.com for more helpful info.

 

[JafarMaleficent]

You are looking for this address:

Disney's Animal Kingdom Wardrobe/Rehearsal Facility
3271 Sherberth Rd
Kissimmee, FL 34747

It is outside of (just near) Animal Kingdom. There is no parking attendant and you just park in the parking lot in front of the building...parking is free. You will have to re-park if you want to go to a theme park after your audition.

Visit DisneyAuditions.com for more helpful info.

Ok thank you. Does anyone else think its a good idea to go to the parks before and after since its not till 4 i have to be there at 3? and does anyone know the dress code for this? I know Disney's dress code but not for auditions.

 

[SinginSarah]

Dress code depends on the audition. Usually for characters there is a movement audition, so wear something stretchy and comfy, but still look professional and wear something fitted so they can get a good indication of your body shape.

The only audition I actually went to there was for Voices of Liberty, so I can't say for sure with characters, but you probably want to get there at least an hour early.

 

[yensid67]

When I auditioned for Characters for the MK, the dress code, as far as I can remember, was casual but still kinda formal. Definitely not a time to wear baggy or torn clothes.
As far as the audition itself, I remember doing pantomime, some puppetry, and other similiar things like that. Remember, you are auditioning to be a character, try to immerse yourself within the character days before, practice some of the things I mentioned. I remember that my pantomime was a surgeon performing an operation. Whatever they trhwo at you for your pantomime, try to view it from the characters point of view, doing things that the character would do!
But more importantly, have a good time and have fun! Be happy, smile alot, and be yourself!

Have a Magical Audition!

Will
:wave: from PA!!!!

 

[WelshBatman]

The entire audition is basically dancing, so be prepared for that... even for non-dancing characters. It's a sham of an audition.