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Related Subreddits. EDIT: Please tag me in your comment (or PM me) if you have any suggestions for the thread such as things to add. I have inbox replies turned off for this thread and I didn't realize until now that people had suggestions. First off, congrats to all those who marched in 2017 on a great season! For those wanting to march in the 2018 season, this thread should serve as a compilation of most/all of the information you'll need to audition.

For a list of audition dates and locations, head over to, which will be updated soon™. Alternatively, some corps already have audition info on their websites.

Download map warcraft 3 frozen throne naruto shippuden terbaru. Please post any questions in the comments below. AUDITION FAQ (credit to for most of these) How do auditions work?/What should I expect at camp? With most World (and some Open Class) corps, you'll be required to register and buy a packet for camp. These are usually up for purchase in late September/early October. When camp dates are released (usually around the same time), you usually register or RSVP and tell the corps how you plan on getting there.

If you're taking any form of transportation other than driving yourself, you'll need to provide your flight/train/bus info. They will shuttle you (and usually other members, too) from that location.

Then you show up, check-in with all of the other nervous auditionees, and camp itself while usually start around 8 or 9 pm. You'll rehearse for a few hours (horns/drums/cg/pit) before having a snack, and heading to bed. The next day you'll wake up fairly early, have breakfast, and go about a rehearsal day. Some groups will do PT at camp, be prepared for that possibility. Afterwards will possibly be visual (if that's a portion of your audition). Lunch and dinner may or may not be provided.

There will be a block (maybe two) of sectionals depending on your position of choice. A snack is usually provided at the end of the day. Your Sunday is mostly just in your main pods that you started in. Each corps has a different policy on how they tell you how you've done. Some will call, some make lists, some email, some will tell you right to your face.

Most corps will not just turn you away after one shot. They'll want to see how you do over time with the information you've been given. You'll pack up the truck, head back to the airport and head home. You may head home with a contract, and you may not. But never cut yourself before they do. Any advice for a first timer?