LAS VEGAS, NV AUDITIONS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th, 2013
BALLY'S LAS VEGAS
3645 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
7AM TO 10AM
12PM TO 3PM
(Callbacks only)
5PM TO 7PM
(Callbacks to follow immediately)
7PM session is ONLY for Movie Week
NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED IN LINE BEFORE 6:00AM
People will NOT be allowed to audition if they arrive after the 10:00AM or 7:00PM sessions. Audition space is limited. There are no sign-ups for our road auditions, and admission to the audition session(s) is granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Re: Publicity about the Dallas auditions
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 3:46 pm
by Bob78164
MarleysGh0st wrote:
Bob78164 wrote:Anything yet about the location for the Las Vegas auditions? --Bob
LAS VEGAS, NV AUDITIONS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th, 2013
BALLY'S LAS VEGAS
3645 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
7AM TO 10AM
12PM TO 3PM
(Callbacks only)
5PM TO 7PM
(Callbacks to follow immediately)
7PM session is ONLY for Movie Week
NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED IN LINE BEFORE 6:00AM
People will NOT be allowed to audition if they arrive after the 10:00AM or 7:00PM sessions. Audition space is limited. There are no sign-ups for our road auditions, and admission to the audition session(s) is granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
This reporter interviewed a producer and got lots of fuzzy quotes about the contestants they're looking for.
Rosen specifically mentioned one applicant he met from Harlem. The man was a milkman who entered simply so he could prove to his daughter that he could do it. While it was never said whether or not the milkman made it past the audition, Rosen made the point that anyone could succeed in the show. The only advice he could give was the ideal contestant connects with the viewer.
Minor details!
"We are looking for any type of person," he said. "You don't have to be a rocket scientist to do well on the show."
But being a performer sure helps.
"This is a game anybody can play. Be yourself," he said. "Don't try to appeal to us. This is a game for everybody."
If we don't have to appeal to the producers, they could just have a phone game!
This reporter interviewed a producer and got lots of fuzzy quotes about the contestants they're looking for.
Rosen specifically mentioned one applicant he met from Harlem. The man was a milkman who entered simply so he could prove to his daughter that he could do it. While it was never said whether or not the milkman made it past the audition, Rosen made the point that anyone could succeed in the show. The only advice he could give was the ideal contestant connects with the viewer.
This reporter interviewed a producer and got lots of fuzzy quotes about the contestants they're looking for.
Rosen specifically mentioned one applicant he met from Harlem. The man was a milkman who entered simply so he could prove to his daughter that he could do it. While it was never said whether or not the milkman made it past the audition, Rosen made the point that anyone could succeed in the show. The only advice he could give was the ideal contestant connects with the viewer.
A Milkman? Really? What is he, like 90 years old?
If he's 90 years old, perhaps he's one of the Dead Milkmen....
