Congrats to Dillan Ostrom on BOOKING a role in a the film “Moth” from his Self Tape!

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Dillan Ostrom Moth: Congrats to Dillan Ostrom on BOOKING a role in a the film “Moth” from his Self Tape.

Congrats to Actor Dillan Ostrom, for booking a role in the film “Moth” from his Self Tape Audition at The Creation Station Studios!

 

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Dillan Ostrom Moth: What casting saw in this self tape

Congratulations again to Dillan Ostrom Moth. This is the kind of result we love to share: an actor who prepared well, recorded a clean self tape and got the role. Bookings like this are why we started recording self tapes in 2014, and why we now teach actors to do it themselves.

If you have an audition coming up, use this checklist before you press record:

  • Read the casting notice twice and follow every instruction, including the file name.
  • Frame from mid-chest up with the lens at eye level and a plain wall behind you.
  • Face a window or one soft light, and turn off the ceiling light.
  • Record in a quiet room with your reader beside the lens, a little quieter than you.
  • Send two or three clean takes at most, and send them early.

A booking from a self tape usually comes down to specific choices, real listening and a simple, steady frame. Nothing distracts from the performance.

Keep your eyeline just off the lens, put your reader beside the camera and keep the slate short and friendly.

Dillan Ostrom Moth self tape booking

Keep learning

Learn the full process in the Self-Tape Academy, read our quick guide on how to self-tape or browse more acting news and bookings.
You can look up Dillan Ostrom Moth’s credits on IMDb.

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