I Can Do This
Today. Today is the day I will prove everyone wrong about how moving to L.A. was not a mistake! I told myself in the car while my best friend is driving me to my audition. I have always wanted to be an actress, and I've always planned on doing it after high school because I wouldn't be a child anymore, and therefore, no one could stop me. So, as soon as I graduated high school, I packed my bags and my best friend and I moved to L.A. We've always been through everything together, but it's truly amazing how we both want to do the same thing.
"We're here." Y/BSF/N calls from the driver seat. I instantly sat up, and tried to stop myself from shaking. She told me that everything is going to be okay. And for some reason I believed her. This is my first audition (well if you don't count plays and musicals in high school) and its way more scarier than I thought it would be. I say, "Thanks," and I put my purse on my shoulder as Y/BSF/N hands me my script.
I walked into the building and sat in one of the seats waiting for my name to be called. There are separate rooms for the boys and the girls. I looked around and actually recognized a few of the people in the room. I tried not to psych myself out so instead I just started daydreaming about how smooth the audition will go.
Sadly, that daydream ended when I heard them call Y/N L/N. I raised my hand and said, "That's me." The nice woman who was dressed quite professionally said, "Right this way." I looked down at my clothes (I was wearing a nude/light pink shirt with baby blue jeans that I finished off with pink and white plaid flats) and imagined the character Emma who I was auditioning for wear this. My agent told me to wear something I feel my character would most likely wear. And this is what I imagined seeing on her. I walked through the door and saw who knows how many cameras everywhere. I put my bag down on the first table I saw and stood there with my script. They showed me where to stand and then started recording. They started by asking me a few questions about myself. But, when they asked me if I had been in and other movies or shows I awkwardly said, "No ma'am".
Everyone introduced themselves to me and told me their names which I knew I wouldn't remember. They told me they were ready when I was. It wasn't so bad because there were only five people in the room. So, I took a deep breath but because this was a romantic scene and it was hard to act because there wasn't another person. I always practiced with Y/BSF/N which made it easier. But I told myself that a great actress doesn't need anything or in this case anyone to act with.
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FanfictionTwo best friends who have always wanted to be actresses since grade school finally get there chance. After high school they move to L.A. to finally start there acting career. But little did they know they that when they get a callback for another au...