The Reaction

As soon as I finished, I had the feeling to coming awake. The realization of myself, not my character. I slowly walked off the stage and went to get a drink. My throat was parched from the accent I put on. I could see the glances of my other classmates. But I wasn't embarrassed at all. I wanted this part like nothing else. I could see my teacher and our producer whispering. At that moment, I felt like I'd really done it. I'd done all I could and now it was up to them. All I could hope was that it was convincing enough…the rest was in their hands now...

The Audition

I walked into the room, busting with confidence. I knew I could do this. I was prepared and I was going to throw myself into this. I sat in the seat, my heart was pounding, my hearing was sharpened, I was excited beyond all normal parameters. I could hear even the slightest whispers of my classmates.

My teacher walked in and slowly sat down. (As if wanting us to feel the excitement and energy of the moment.) He called out for the character, and I got up, willing myself to not tremble. I took my script and walked up the steps to the stage. I waited for the other two in the scene to take their spots on stage, then, I began...