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| 19:58 UK time, Sunday, 31 January 2010
Eeeek! The open audition deets have just been announced on Radio One and to celebrate, Billie stopped by Switch HQ to tell you how you can get involved and to share her top audition tips! Enjoy...
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Comment number 1.
At 31st Jan 2010, Newagecomedienne wrote:I'm confused. I really want to audition but it says you have to be available for full time filming. I'm 16 though and doing my Alevels. I do have some study leave but otherwise I would end up missing a lot of school. What can I do? I really want to audition!
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Comment number 2.
At 1st Feb 2010, auditionee wrote:In the Terms and Conditions it says you must be between 16-21 on the day of your audition. What if your 21 on the day of the first audition but have turned 22 by the recalls?
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Comment number 3.
At 1st Feb 2010, George wrote:Sorry, I'm not going to be much help, but I just wanted to say that I had the same problem. I'm doing my GCSEs and I would miss a lot of school for it - plus I live nowhere near London and my parents couldn't come with me. I've decided not to do it, but I wish they'd make the application more understandable.
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Comment number 4.
At 2nd Feb 2010, Vicki wrote:Hello! To answer you George and Newagecomedienne, the situ is that if you are 16 years old and you are taking your A levels, you may still apply for the full time filming job in London.
However, if you are doing your GCSEs, you MUST obtain a performance license from the LEA in order to get the part. This is because A levels aren't mandatory but GCSEs are! If you don't have one of these, we won't be able to see you - sorry.
Auditionee - what's important is that you fall into the required age bracket on the day of your audition, so if you're 22 by the recalls, that's fine.
Hope this helps y'all :) Gooood luck!! x
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Comment number 5.
At 3rd Feb 2010, Phonegirl wrote:Hi I would really love to audition but i'm still confused about whether I should audition because i am still doing my a-levels and worried about 'this full time' aspect (how many hours is full time) but I really want to do it I'm just not sure if they would be flexible.
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Comment number 6.
At 4th Feb 2010, Vicki wrote:Hiyyyya! Okay, so I've done some investigation and basically joining the cast of The Cut is a full time job. You will be expected to film full time for two weeks every 5 weeks or so - this means you wouldn't not be able to sit A levels at the same time. Hope this helps :) xx
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Comment number 7.
At 5th Feb 2010, BrionyKathryn wrote:Cant wait to audition, although am slightly worried about the cost of staying in london during filming. only seven days away!!! eeeekk!!! :D :D
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Comment number 8.
At 6th Feb 2010, rebecca wrote:Hi there :)
Basically I'm so excited! and cant wait to audition but i was wondering do we have to have a peformers licence before we audition if we are doing our GCSE's? or only if we get the park.
Thankss BECCA :) XXX
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Comment number 9.
At 6th Feb 2010, lenox malachi kambaba wrote:Hi EVERYONE OR ANY ONE THATS READING THIS
AM GOING TO THE OPEN AUDITION IN LONDON.
BUT I DNT NO WHERE IT IS? IS THERE ANY WAY
SOME ONE CAN GIVE ME A NUMBER TO CALL, TIME OF AUDITION
AND WHERE IT IS AND DIRECTIONS.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE
PEACE.
LEN THE ACTORR.
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Comment number 10.
At 6th Feb 2010, shakira92 wrote:Complain about this comment (Comment number 10)
Comment number 11.
At 6th Feb 2010, shakira92 wrote:Hi,
I'm 17 and I live in South London so I'm not worried about the travelling at all. But I'm in the second year of my A-levels, I really want to audition but I can't miss too much school so close to my exams and I definitely can't miss any of my exams. Is there any point in me auditioning?
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Comment number 12.
At 7th Feb 2010, Chinenye wrote:Hi I am 16 and have already applied online. Is there any point of me auditioning as it will be so close to my exams, taking into consideration that this will be a good and big opportunity to show my talent?
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