Disney Casting Calls

Disney casting calls is where some dreams begin to come true. From television and movie roles to playing a famous character in a theme park, Disney is continuously casting for various roles throughout their company. Read on below to learn how to find out about Disney recruitments, as well as what they look for in those they select.

Many children of the past couple of generations have grown up watching the Disney channel, and just as many dream of becoming part of it all. For those lucky few who are selected to star in a Disney creations as either children or adults, they get an insider’s view of one of the greatest entertainment enterprises in existence. Auditioning for Disney happens in two ways. The first is to be represented by an agency that will submit you to their requests for actors and actresses to come to casting calls for specific roles in upcoming projects. This pertains mainly to stage and screen. Secondly, you can visit their official casting page to view notices of upcoming open calls. This almost always pertains to the theme parks, cruise ships and other resort-related events. The latter is what the remainder of this article will focus on.

On DisneyAuditions.com, you will find the most diverse casting calls on the planet. From male actors needed for a Christmas special in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, to character voices for cruise ship entertainment, DisneyAuditions.com advertises it all. Here you will find Disney casting calls for all parks and affiliations. Each listing shows the audition date and time, what the call is for specifically, and any audition details you may want to know.

Like any entertainment industry presence, Disney has its own set of standards and expectations for its performers. Knowing what these are will help you nail your audition.

When you arrive at your casting call, there will be someone to check you in and orient you on how the audition process will go. You will also give your headshot and resume to this person.

Disney casting agents expect you to be on time. Plan on arriving at least 15 minutes early so you can fill out any paperwork, rehearse one last time, and be ready to go when your name is called.

Inside the audition room, it may be just you and a few casting directors, or a group of potential cast members with an entire panel of casting directors. Whatever the situation, don’t let your nerves get the better of you. Disney looks for confidence and charisma – those who can confidently represent the Disney name. All auditions at the Disney facilities are closed, which means you cannot bring friends and family to watch.

Disney is continuously casting for singers, actors, dancers, street performers, musicians, and characters. If you are auditioning to be a park character – one audition that is very unique to Disney life – then you will be asked to replicate the famous qualities of that particular character without using any words. This is a good thing to practice before you arrive, as it can be a bit tricky to convey such personality and emotion without making any noise.

Working as a Disney performer is both a challenging and rewarding experience, providing you the opportunity to bring a little magic into the lives of countless individuals every day. For those who are passionate about becoming part of the Disney family, there just may be a place for you.

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