Audition Form – Fill Out and Use This PDF

Audition Form PDF Details

An audition form gathers standardized information from every candidate before a theater, film, or school production begins. Casting coordinators use a single form to compare applicants fairly and plan callbacks without chasing down missing details.

Most audition forms cover these areas:

• Personal details - full name, date of birth, phone number, and email address
• Physical description - height, weight, hair color, and eye color for costume and casting purposes
• Voice and instrument range - soprano, baritone, tenor, or specific instruments if the production involves music
• Experience and training - past roles, workshops, and the name of any drama school attended
• Special skills - stage combat, acrobatics, dancing styles, or foreign language fluency
• Scheduling and conflicts - which rehearsal and performance nights the applicant can attend
• Role preferences - which parts the applicant wants to try for

School and community theater groups often add a parental consent section for applicants under 18. Professional productions may include a union membership field and an agent contact line.

If you run youth programs, keep a separate high school audition form on file. Once a performer is cast, an actor talent release form may be required before any footage or recording is used commercially.