"Midsummer Night's Dream" audition monologue.

[xXiLyndsieXx]

omg i loved it!!! it was funny that shakespeare actually had sarcasm though. i was looking for helena's monolouge bc thats what im doing for a drama audition tomorrow and was nervous, saw your video, and watched it. i love it!!!!

[sophiesideup]

awesome your a great actor!

but you should try not to open your mouth so much when you dont speak...

but other than that your REALLY good!

[misshyper7991]

@sophiesideup haha thanks. Yeah, like I said in another comment: this was 2 years ago. I'm a lot better at paying attention to the small details. XD

[crystadette]

Keep your focus! Good energy though, it just needs to be directed properly to Lysander (? was it?).

Good luck for the auditions! :) (or are they over.)

[misshyper7991]

@crystadette haha thanks. It was actually to Demetrius. And the auditions were like, 2 years ago..soo I'm much better at monologues now. lol

[LunaMoonStellaStar]

Haha. Lovely. :)

[gwillo2402]

CALM DOWN LADY

[misshyper7991]

@gwillo2402 baha! That word is NOT in my vocab!

[gwillo2402]

@misshyper7991 ahahaha nahh keep up the good work :D

[madamebiLLy82281]

Slow it down just a little bit and maybe make it a little clearer, but im not sure if its my computer or you! But either way your not to bad at all!

[tvdd1973]

Keep the energy going right through to end of the line, misshyper. You have a habit of 'falling off' toward the end of sentences. Also, as a general rule, when acting on screen (even if the piece you're doing is 'theatrical') it is better to keep gestures, facial expressions and movement to a bare minimum.

[missrikki2122]

your performance is good, but it would be helpful to hear the voice of Demetrius better. good work

[pupsenok]

Hurrah! I am the first to like this video. Look upon me subsequent viewers and despair.

Shakespeare would be honoured by your rendition, misshyper.