How Do I Know If These Disney Channel Audition Web Sites Are Real?

-I Want to Audition For Disney Channel But I Dont Know If These Web Sites Are Scam's & I Send My Information To A Random Person You Know?That's what I want to do too! Don't use websites that say disneychannelauditions.com or one's that ask for money and don't give reliable information. Disney Channel itself puts on it's website when they hold open calls to the public. You do not need an agent for this and there is no fee to attend. Selena Gomez got founded at an open call for Disney. They have an open call coming up this Saturday in Richmond, VA I had planned on attending but I sadly cannot now ):



Here's disney's website with the infomation. If VA is too far away, bookmark the page they do open calls year around and always put it on their website. Also when attending one, dress your age and dress nice, print out the open call form and fill it out and bring it with you and a current photo they can keep. I know they give a form at the open call but it will make you seem more professional with already having it. Also practice some emotional monologues at home so you can be prepared for the open call.





http://tv.disney.go.com/disneychannel/op鈥?/a>



Goodluck!Those websites are mostly scams



ALL legitimate Disney Channel open calls are listed on Disney's own website

http://tv.disney.go.com/disneychannel/op鈥?/a>

They only do 2 per year - this year it was Austin and tomorrow Richmond

Last year it was Austin and Nashville

The year before it was Denver and NYC



If you cannot go to these open calls then you need to live in LA and be signed to an agent to get info about Disney Channel auditions - websites do not list this info. The auditions are only open to actors represented by agencies



Most of the Disney auditions you find online or hear on the radio are scam schools that will want you to pay up to $9000 or pay monthly fees and you'll never get an actual audition
most Disney auditions are in LA and are found through an agent. except for their yearly open calls.

if the audition info. is not clear as to what its for and there are no character descriptions or film names,

its a scam. Disney doesn't put auditions on web sites unless you want to work at one of the theme parks and its on their web site.
I think your best bet would be to sign up to the auditions on the Disney Website. It's good that you are wary about sending information to unknown companies. Only send your information out to the official Disney website if you want to avoid being scammed.
But Disney does post open auditions in various cities. There is or was one this week in Richmond and Austin has them yearly. You just have to keep checking the web site.
They are not. The only way to get a disney channel audition is to go through an agent. Disney does NOTpost online auditions. You will need an agent if you want to get a disney audition.