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Equity Performer Guidelines and Application

Application deadline, January 15, 2010

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Unified Auditions: Monday, March 29, Tuesday, March 30 and Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Host Venue: 14th Street Playhouse, 173 14th Street NE in Midtown Atlanta

**Please read the following guidelines and requirements prior to completing the application (link to download application below) .

Eligibility Requirements for Members of Actor's Equity Association

To qualify for an Equity audition slot, you must be a card-carrying member of Actor’s Equity Association (AEA) at least 18 years or older as of March 29, 2010 AND provide:
1. Your completed Unified Audition application for members of Actor’s Equity
2. PLUS submit one current headshot
3. PLUS a photocopy of your current AEA card* which must be valid through April 2010
*Note: AEA members who have allowed their AEA membership to lapse do not qualify as card-carrying members of Actor’s Equity Association. If you do not meet the Equity criteria, or you are a Membership Candidate (EMC) you may apply under the Non-Equity criteria to be considered for a Non-Equity audition slot.

Format for Headshot and Resume Submissions

Your resume should be professionally formatted to feature your stage experience and qualifying credits:

A.   Resume must include your name & contact information.
B.   Resume must be attached to the non-photo side of your headshot by either printing directly on the headshot (preferred) or attaching your paper resume with glue or staples (top & bottom). Resumes MUST be trimmed to fit 8 x 10 headshot, otherwise they will NOT be accepted.
C.    Although NOT required for Equity Members applicants, per feedback from auditors, we recommend resumes include: Name of Production, Role played, Theatre Company, and year.
D. Apply online & then mail headshot/resume to Atlanta Performs, 65 Upper Alabama Street, SW, Atlanta, GA 30303

If selected to perform at the Unified Auditions, you will be asked to submit 45 headshots/resumes by March 19, 2010.

Review Committee

A committee of actors & artistic personnel will review equity applications. The committee reserves the right to verify any resume credits and contact Actor’s Equity Association to verify AEA status. Applying to the Unified Auditions as an Equity applicant is not a guarantee of acceptance if it is determined that you do not meet the above listed criteria.

The Audition

Equity auditions will be scheduled for the first half of Monday with non-Equity auditions following. Tuesday will be non-Equity and Wednesday will be for Emerging Actors/College Graduates.

Each Equity actor will receive 2.5 minutes total to perform their choice of EITHER 2 contrasting monologues OR, 1 to 2 contrasting monologues and 16 bars (No a cappella permitted. Accompanist will be provided).

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