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Catholic Diocese Of Fort Worth

Musician

Keller, TX · On-site

$60/hr

Will require an audition. Principal Accountabilities: * Arrive on time for all rehearsals and ... Strong sight-reading skills. * Experience or proficiency in singing music of Roman Catholic ...

Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth

Musician

Keller, TX · On-site

Will require an audition. Principal Accountabilities: Arrive on time for all rehearsals and ... Strong sight-reading skills. Experience or proficiency in singing music of Roman Catholic patrimony ...

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How much do audition reader jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for audition reader in the United States is $19.75, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.62 and $21.63 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Strong reading comprehension, an understanding of script analysis, and familiarity with acting and casting processes are key qualifications for an Audition Reader. Experience with standard video recording equipment and basic editing software may be beneficial, but formal certifications are not typically required. Exceptional interpersonal skills, professionalism, and the ability to provide a supportive environment for actors help an Audition Reader stand out. These abilities ensure smooth audition sessions and meaningful contributions to the casting process.

What is an Audition Reader job?

An Audition Reader is a person who assists in casting sessions by reading lines with actors auditioning for a role. They help provide context and energy to the scene, allowing casting directors to evaluate the performer's response and chemistry. Readers must be skilled at delivering lines naturally while staying in the background of the audition process. This role requires strong reading skills, adaptability, and professionalism.

What does a typical day look like for an Audition Reader during casting season?

During casting season, an Audition Reader spends much of the day reading dialogue opposite actors as they audition for roles, often working closely with directors, casting associates, and other production staff. Responsibilities may include helping to set up the audition room, handling script sides, and giving consistent readings to support each performer’s audition experience. Audition Readers may also assist with organizing scheduling, recording sessions, and providing notes to the casting team. The schedule can vary depending on the number of auditions and productions in progress, requiring flexibility and professionalism throughout the process.

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Lead Musical Artistic Director (Spring - Musical)

Waseca Independent School District #829

Waseca, MN • On-site

Full-time

Posted 27 days ago

Job description

Position Type:
Athletics/Activities/Activity Advisor
Date Posted:
4/16/2025
Location:
Senior High School
WASECA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
has an opening for the following position:
Lead Musical Artistic Director (Spring - musical)
At Waseca High School
2-3 hours per day in season (Spring)
Successful applicants will be able to:
  • Read and follow all Waseca Jr. & Sr. High School policies for activities.
  • Work with the music director and assistant director (if there is one) to pick a musical that meets the needs and capabilities of our students and musical staff, as well as adheres to Waseca's community standards.
  • Secure scripts, scores, librettos, rights, and cutting permission (if needed) for the chosen musical working with High School office staff for purchase orders.
  • File any necessary paperwork to secure rights, as well as follow-up paperwork that some companies require in musical contracts for performance.
  • Upon the completion of the production, collect, pack, and arrange for shipment all rented materials, equipment, props, costumes, set pieces, etc...
  • Secure auditorium space(s) or alternative spaces (classroom, gymnasium) within the district for auditions, practices, and performances.
  • Set audition date(s) and advertise the auditions with the students through the daily announcements and/or promotional materials posted around the school.
  • Host auditions that include an acting and music audition with the option to also have a dancing audition as well.
  • Develop a plan and procedure for auditions and execute it.
  • Run daily weekday practices.
  • Develop and communicate the schedule for practices and performances with participants.
  • Work with the music director and assistant director (if there is one) to make decisions about the pit band/orchestra.
  • Communicate with the music director to ensure that you have shared visions for the production and that your vision is something that our musicians/singers can achieve.
  • Block the movements of the actors.
  • Teach the cast blocking and work with them on movement, line delivery, and facial expressions.
  • Choreograph yourself or advise a choreographer on any dancing that may need to be performed during the musical.
  • Teach the participants the choreography for the production or advise hired/volunteer choreographer as they teach the participants.
  • Create a plan for, build and/or advise a hired/volunteer set builder, and paint the set utilizing materials within the drama department and/or through purchase while keeping in mind an economical budget.
  • Work with the office staff to gain access to and set up PO's to purchase props, costumes, and items to build/paint the set if needed while keeping in mind an economical budget.
  • Work with the Auditorium Technician to familiarize yourself with the sound and light systems, as well as the general auditorium lighting and curtains.
  • Develop a sound and lighting plan for the production with the assistance of the Auditorium Technician
  • Develop, find, and plan sound cues and music for the play and/or advise your sound technician/techie in doing so.
  • Work with the Auditorium Technician to train crew members on sound, lights, and set movement.
  • Develop and plan a costume and makeup plan for the show
  • Secure props, costumes, and makeup from the drama department storage or outside sources while keeping in mind an economical budget.
  • Supervise students at all practices and performances to ensure they behave properly in accordance with Waseca Public Schools rules and standards.
  • Create a program for the performances.
  • Create or advise and facilitate the creation of a promotional poster for the production.
  • Work with staff and participants to distribute the promotional posters throughout Waseca and ideally the surrounding communities.
  • Facilitate the setup of ticketing with the Activities Director and ensure that ticket sellers and scanners are available from the activities office.
  • Ensure that you have secured volunteers for passing out programs and serving as ushers at each performance (could be participants, parent volunteers, or assigned staff from the Activities Department).
  • Communicate with the Waseca County News and Waseca County Pioneer about upcoming performances.
  • Ensure that performances are advertised on social media (District, Waseca Drama Department, city Facebook pages, etc...).

If interested, apply online at: www.waseca.k12.mn.us
Joseph Hedervare
Activities Director
Posting will close when filled.

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