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HOW TO GIVE AN AUDITION IN BOLLYWOOD MOVIES- MHADA TOUR

Auditions are held all over Mumbai, but the majority of them take place in Mhada and Aram Nagar. Moving forward, consider Mhada's location and how many casting directors and agencies are located in this area. Mhada is a popular neighborhood in Mumbai, Maharashtra, near Andheri West, and is well-known for its casting directors and agencies.

PRODUCTION HOUSES AND CASTING AGENCIES IN MUMBAI-:

·         Shaktiman Institute of Training

·         Mukesh Chhabra Institute of Training

·         Roshan Taneja Acting School

·         PSJ Media Vision

·         Studio 9

·         Parichay Theatre Films and Television Institute

HOW TO MEET THE CASTING DIRECTORS?

Every adolescent should go to the casting directors in the evening because that is when they can easily connect with their peers. During the morning to noon hours, all casting directors' assistants take auditions of all youth, so it is highly recommended to connect with the casting directors personally during the evening.

For sending the portfolios of youths, one can email at-:

·               Karancasting1@Gmail.com 

·               rakeshgaglani@Gmail.com

·                  Tejsaw.89@Gmail.com

·         Young people who want to study acting in Mumbai should stay in a place that has affordable hotels and PGs. Everyone can easily give their auditions in Andheri West, where all of the auditions are held. Youths can find rented houses or PGs in Versova, which is close to Aram Nagar and Andheri West. Each shoot for commercial product ADs is done in Mhada. The AD's studio and offices are located here, making it convenient for all young people to continue with their auditions. 

VICKY KAUSHAL ON CRACKING AUDITIONS FOR BOLLYWOOD MOVIES-:

Vicky Kaushal, an actor, opened up about his difficult days of auditioning for roles. He also mentioned not having a "safety net" or a "plan B" in a new interview. The actor also discussed his insecurities while competing with 'hundreds and thousands of people for the same job. Vicky Kaushal was recently seen in the biopic Sardar Udham, which is based on the assassination of former Lieutenant Governor of Punjab in British India Michael O'Dwyer by freedom fighter Sardar Udham Singh in 1940. Udham had assassinated him to avenge the atrocities of the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh Massacre.

Vicky stated in an interview with Zoom TV, "When you begin auditioning, aapko pata chalta hai ki aap kitne paani mein ho (you realize where you stand). Because you are competing against hundreds of thousands of other people for the same job... You go and line up with hundreds of other actors. And some actors are very good, and you're sitting in rooms with people who are far better than you... It sometimes takes its toll on you and accentuates your insecurities and inferiorities. Then you have to keep exceeding that every day of your life until you get that job, do well in it, and your confidence begins to grow."

"What people don't realize is that if I've cracked 10 auditions, I've failed in 1,000 auditions. I was rejected in a thousand auditions but selected in ten, but what is visible is only the ten opportunities that I received, and sabko lagta hai ki arey yeh toh aasani se mil gaya (everyone thinks 'he got it easily')... I didn't have a choice... I knew I didn't have a safety net, and if I fell from here, I'd land on the ground because there was nothing in the pedal. "Having no plan B also gives you a lot of strength," he added.

Meanwhile, Vicky Kaushal will appear in Aditya Dhar's superhero action film The Immortal Ashwatthama. The film, however, has been delayed by a few months. Vicky will also co-star with Sara Ali Khan in a romantic comedy directed by Laxman Utekar. Vicky is also working on Takht and Sam Bahadur.

AUDITION PROCESS FOR BOLLYWOOD MOVIES-:

Every young person wishes to relocate to Mumbai and showcase their skills and talents in front of casting directors. Youths audition in front of many production houses and casting directors, but only a small number of them, if any, are chosen for various roles in films. Let's take a look at how young people can get into Bollywood auditions and work in movies.

·         All youths are required to send their profiles to casting directors. Every young person should take a sufficient number of photographs without editing them and send them to casting directors. Youth selection is also incomplete without their monologues.

·         Youths must introduce themselves properly, and they must approach is critical that they approach casting directors.

·         Youths must ask intelligent and concise questions about the character for which they are auditioning. The casting director will learn this way that the aspiring actors are serious about their profession.

·         Youths must thoroughly practice their lines before auditions to impress the casting director. Youths must be verbally prepared for each dialect before delivering it in front of the casting director.

·         Youths must be respectful to the casting director and other production house crew members. A boundary must be crossed between the casting director and the aspiring actors.

·         Aspiring actors must use their accounts wisely because whenever casting directors to see a youth profile, he or she is automatically chosen. Social media accounts to aid in their research, and the casting director then sends teams to audition those young people.

·         Aspiring actors should not message casting directors incessantly, as many young people believe that if they keep buttering up the casting directors, they will eventually land the role. Those days of sending greeting cards are long gone.

LEARNING SCRIPTS AND MONOLOGUES-:

Every youth in Mumbai must know how to learn the scripts and monologues given to them by casting directors to give auditions or play a role in any TV serial or movie. Aside from learning the scripts, every young person can improve their delivery of the scripts. Let's take a look at how young people can learn and practice their scripts and monologues.

·         Every young person should read any script or monologue more than 5-10 times to fully grasp its meaning. Once they have gone through the monologue several times, they will be able to deliver it without hesitation in front of casting directors.

·         Each youth must highlight the lines, and once finished, they must go back through the scripts and highlight their character's lines.

·         Reading the scripts or monologues aloud helps you learn them faster.

·         The step-by-step process of memorization forces every young person to remember the transitions, which are where good acting occurs.

·         Maintaining a positive attitude toward each youth's performance also helps them nail their memorization skills.

THE BEST PLATFORM TO LEARN ONLINE ACTING COURSES-:

The good news is that you can hone your skills without spending a fortune on acting classes. You can now attend seasoned, award-winning acting classes from the comfort of your own home, thanks to the proliferation of online acting courses in recent years. Furthermore, The Struggler offers online acting classes for beginners. We are fortunate to have a team of outstanding employees who work closely with businesses and are committed to assisting our students in succeeding and finding employment. They assist our students in developing the confidence and skills required to believe in themselves and achieve their goals.

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Blog Writer- Ms Nandita Dhar