Don't you wish there had been a class in Fame school about how to do your best in auditions? College drama, high school plays, community theatre, where the hell are you supposed to learn how to do your best in auditions? Sure, people can give you pointers, helpful advice, long speeches about what to do and what not to do. Your acting teacher might even give you a pep talk, but does any of this help when you're suddenly there, standing in front of the casting director and fifteen pre-production crew members that should begun drinking half-caff years ago, stain on your shirt, that one hair out of place constantly tickling, stomach about to heave?

The sad truth is that no, none of this helps at all. All the how to do your best in auditions advice that everyone gave you has suddenly flown out the window and you are ready to jump out right along with it. Why? Because these people have the power to grant you a career like it's nothing and go have Sushi or crush your dreams and spirit in the same instant in between bites of five dollar croissant? You know how to do your best in auditions. You have to be so prepared, energetic, and positive that you will either blow them away, or sail out on a cloud of self-satisfaction after being derided for your complete lack of talent.

That's the big secret. If you are wondering how to do your best on auditions, look inside yourself. It may seem corny, but what inner strength do you rely on when you are forced to deal with any difficult situation? Bring it out and let that pull you through. That's how to do your best in auditions.