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Must attend an in-person audition on: * Saturday June 28 - check in at 11, Audition at 11:30 ... Availability to work varying shifts or hours based on park hours; i.e. be able to work opening and ...

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Costume Character

Busch, AR · On-site

$15.50/hr

Must attend an in-person audition on: * Saturday June 28 - check in at 11, Audition at 11:30 ... Availability to work varying shifts or hours based on park hours; i.e. be able to work opening and ...

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How much do open auditions jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for open auditions in the United States is $13.72, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $9.62 and $15.87 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Open Auditions vs Casting Calls?

AspectOpen AuditionsCasting Calls
PurposeTo discover new talent through public auditionsTo invite specific actors or performers for a role
AudienceGeneral public, including amateurs and professionalsSelected performers based on casting criteria
ProcessOpen to anyone meeting basic requirementsBy invitation or application, often with specific requirements
UsageCommon in theater, film, and TV for talent discoveryUsed in casting for specific roles in productions

Open auditions are public events where anyone can try out for a role, often to discover new talent. Casting calls are targeted invitations for specific performers based on casting needs. While open auditions focus on broad talent discovery, casting calls are more selective, aiming to fill particular roles with pre-identified candidates.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive at open auditions, and why are they important?

To succeed at open auditions, performers generally need strong acting, singing, or dancing abilities, as well as a basic understanding of audition etiquette and requirements. Familiarity with audition-specific materials such as prepared monologues, sheet music, or choreography, and experience with self-taping or casting platforms can be beneficial. Confidence, adaptability, and the ability to take direction help candidates stand out in these high-pressure environments. These skills are critical for making a memorable impression and demonstrating readiness for professional roles in competitive performing arts settings.

What are open auditions?

Open auditions are casting calls where anyone interested can try out for a role, regardless of their experience or prior connections. Unlike closed auditions, which are typically by invitation only, open auditions allow actors, singers, dancers, or other performers to showcase their talents in front of casting directors or producers. These auditions are commonly used in theater, film, and television to discover new talent. Participants usually need to prepare a short performance piece and may be asked to read scripts or perform other tasks during the process.

What can I expect during the open audition process and how should I prepare for it?

During open auditions, you'll typically perform a prepared piece—such as a monologue, song, or dance routine—in front of a panel, often alongside other candidates. The atmosphere is usually fast-paced and competitive, and you may be asked to read sides, participate in group exercises, or demonstrate additional skills on the spot. To prepare, research the production, rehearse your chosen material thoroughly, and arrive early to complete any paperwork and warm up. Open auditions offer a valuable opportunity to be seen by casting professionals, even if you don’t have an agent, and can sometimes lead to callbacks or future opportunities.
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Infographic showing various Open Auditions job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 13% Locum Tenens, 19% Internship, 39% As Needed, 3% Full Time, 11% Part Time, and 15% Nights. Highlights an 45% Physical, and 55% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $28,530 per year, or $13.7 per hour.
Fright Fest Scare Talent

$20/hr

Temporary

Posted 10 days ago


Six Flags rating

6.6

Company rating: 6.6 out of 10

Based on 525 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

23rd of 56 rated theme parks


Job description

Are you dying for a great job? Join our team and enjoy the scariest job this side of the grave as Fright Fest resurrects for it's 33rd year at Six Flags Magic Mountain! Show us your coldest stare or wicked talent, and we'll bring you to the underworld as apart of our talented ensemble. You'll be able to enjoy an endless supply of fresh brains, plus get other amazing perks that are to die for! Please see below for some of the roles we have open: 
(Must be 18 or Older)


Ghoul (Audition Required): $18.47/hr.

Job Description: This is a short-term position for a specific special event and period. Duties will include performing in haunted attractions or in haunted scare zones as a fictional, dark character startling and entertaining our park guests with great enthusiasm and animation. Interested applicants must be able to carry and wear 5 to 20 pounds of costume weight, be able to work in crowds, heat, cold, tight and dark surroundings.

Action Ghoul / Slider (Audition Required): $20.00/hr.

Job Description: Interested applicants must be able to carry and wear 5 to 20 pounds of costume weight, be able to work in crowds, heat, cold, tight and dark surroundings for long periods of time. Job Duties will include performing in haunted attractions or in haunted scare zones as fictional characters startling and entertaining our park guests with great enthusiasm and high animation.

Stilt Performer (Audition Required): $20.00/hr.

Job Description: Duties will include performing as a stilt performer meeting, greeting, and entertaining our park guests with enthusiasm and animation. Dance or gymnastic background preferred, willing to train persons with athletic background. Must be physically fit. Absolutely must have a positive, can-do attitude and love creating FUN experiences! Interested applicants must be comfortable with heights up to 48”, be able to work in crowds, heat, and cold, and be able to perform specific choreographed movements during parades.

Aerial Ghoul (Audition Required) (Multiple Interviews Required): $20.00/hr.

Job Description: Interested applicants must be able to carry and wear 5 to 20 pounds of costume weight, be able to work in crowds, heat, cold, tight and dark surroundings, as well as wearing fall protection harnesses for long periods of time. Job Duties will include performing in haunted attractions or in haunted scare zones as fictional characters using stunt rigging startling and entertaining our park guests with great enthusiasm and high animations.


Auditions and Second Interview Process

After an application has been submitted, eligible candidates will be contacted with a date for a live audition or Interview at the park. All candidates must be 18 years of age to be considered for a position at this time. Further instructions/directions will be sent out via email.

Qualifications

Positions require the ability to work and attend rehearsals that include a variety of shifts including weekends, nights, and holidays relating to this short-term position for this specific event.

· Must be at least 18 years of age.

· Must be able to stand, walk, kneel, and crouch for extended periods in varied weather conditions including heat, cold, and rain.

· Must be able to perform in an enclosed costume, having limited sight lines if applicable.

· Have a good attitude and participate as a member of the team.


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