| Hm, at most of the auditions my D did this past fall, all the auditors asked her questions, except for Marymount Manhattan, where everyone is in the room with you when you sing your songs, and do your monologues.
She first auditioned at Elon where they had her do her songs and monologues, and followed up with several resume related questions afterwards; the same happened at Point Park, and at Carnegie Mellon, where the auditors took their time. At Pace University they also interviewed her in depth, but she auditioned outside of the posted audition slots, and so may be they simply had more time. Her audition at CCM in her mind more or less resembled the "cattle type call" snoggie may be referring to. They did ask her some questions, but she was in and out in a heartbeat. She felt that at Tisch the auditor took the most time, one on one that is, I'd say almost 30 minutes worth. She canceled her other auditions after she was accepted at Tisch, and so those are all the schools I have information about.
Overall, D felt that each school seemed fairly thorough and made an effort to get to know her, except for MMC (where she was also accepted however), and CCM (rejected), where it felt they were merely going through the motions. |