My thought process was that it's going to be uber-competitive. I do think everyone's chances are going to be slim. There's only one role for 20-30 year-old women. There's no description of what they are looking for. The chances that anyone auditioning is exactly what they are looking for are really small. If there were more roles suitable, then I'd have more chances.
I guess this is my way of not pinning all my hopes on anything. I have a tendency to do that, and then I get bitterly disappointed. I had pinned all my hopes on getting an audition for Wicked and then I was devastated when told I'd missed the opportunity. I never want to feel like that again.
In a way, though, that was the turning point. If I'd auditioned and not got the job, then I would have said "Oh well, it was a good experience and I learnt a lot about myself" and may have left it at that. To ease my pain, Hubby told me that I had a CV and headshot and there was nothing stopping me from actually having a proper go at breaking into the industry. He made me realise how safe I'd been playing it.
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