I had my first commercial audition yesterday! Not my first ever, but the first with my new agent. Not a bad turn around as she has only been submitting me for about two weeks. I went into the audition relaxed and ready for anything. I had a lot of fun and did my best…which is all anyone can hope for, right? On the way home, my contentment started to give way to doubt. I started to think about all of the things that I could have done. ‘What if’s’ swirled around in my head as I drove until I was so annoyed I had to talk myself down. I remind myself that what I did in that moment was enough. I thought about all the classes and teachers I’ve had who have given me the tools to do my best. And I remembered all the great friends I have who cheer on my every victory and put every rejection into perspective.
At that point I was just glad I was given the opportunity to put myself out there. That, in itself, is pretty awesome.
That’s a good internal dialogue about keeping things in perspective! I should follow your example.
I hope that you’ll get good news from the casting folks.