I'm not an actor, I'm an aspiring stagemom to a 19 month old, but I found myself on camera for 3 minutes "auditioning." How scary!

It was for standup2cancer and is unpaid (I'm a cancer survivor). Anyway, I left feeling like, "What happened? I was blathering on and on. Of course they'll never pick me. Why didn't I prepare more?" I was concentrating so much on getting to the studio I neglected to consider the fact that I should think about what to say once there. LOL!

Anyway, hats off to all of you who audition for real.


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Sounds like you did a good job to me. They may want blabbing on and on... sounds read and honest. congrads

I'm glad to hear a success story to cancer. My dad was not that lucky (lung caner 2007) that was the worst year of my life. If you end up auditoning for real let us know and we'll be happy to help. Best of luck.

PS. I love your quote by C.S. Lewis

Thank you both.

Matthew, I'm sorry about your dad. My husband and I lost our dads to cancer too. I felt compelled to audition because my story is hopeful.

If I get the callback I will come here for help - I'd need it. )

I worked on their commercial and it was fun. My father died from brain cancer and my mother has non-Hodgkins and has battled it for years.

So...while thankfully I'm cancer free, I understand.

cool about the commercial, ressy - is it the piece that plays on the standup2cancer website? Very sorry about your parents... that's just not right.