How to Audition for Single and Multi-Camera Sitcoms

Multi-camera sitcoms are becoming more popular. Live callbacks are becoming increasingly rare. Your only shot might be a digital recording of your first take. If you don’t know how to “crush it” in the frame and work with shot composition, your chances of booking the job decrease dramatically. There is a difference between auditioning for single & multi-camera comedies, and if you know the differences between the two, you give yourself an extra leg up on the competition and increase your chances of booking the job.

There's not one simple trick to becoming an excellent auditioning actor. It takes practice and knowledge of how to interpret sides properly, scale your performance accurately and work with your sides with grace and confidence. But the single skill of being able to adjust how you perform for a single vs. multi-camera will help you “crush” that audition you’ve been practicing for.

In this Stage 32 Next Level Webinar, Gunnar Todd Rohrbacher will explain the differences between auditioning for a single camera and a multi-camera sitcom clearly and help you practice the nuanced but extremely important distinction. You will learn how to incorporate the difference into your audition, how to avoid the most common mistakes actors make in the room and how to use the technical aspects of auditioning to blow your competition out of the water!

Gunnar Todd Rohrbacher is one of Hollywood’s best-known acting coaches. He is the founder of Actors Comedy Studio, and is also a highly regarded writer, director, producer and actor within Hollywood’s comedy scene, earning acclaim and rave reviews for more than twenty years.

Simply put, Gunnar’s credentials for teaching comedic acting are unmatched - learn from the best on Stage 32!

PRAISE FOR GUNNAR'S TEACHINGS:

"Gunnar Todd Rohrbacher’s class is for any actor searching for knowledge, confidence and a greater version of themselves." - Allie Grant (Weeds Series Regular, Suburgatory Series Regular)

"Gunnar has the experience and the know how to teach you your own strengths. He gives you an edge in this industry by refining what you do best. This isn’t an “acting methodology.” It’s a training ground for brilliance." - Byrne Offutt (Castle, Law & Order: LA, Justified, Kickin’ It, The Young and the Restless, etc.)

"Gunnar is one of the most gifted comedic actors, writers and teachers you can find anywhere. You have to be funny to teach funny and Gunnar is. I’ve never met a person more generous with his ideas and time." - Erin Ehrlich (Executive Producer/Director MTV’s Awkward)