Disney Channel is looking for a few high school-aged triple threats – acting/singing/dancing – for High School Musical 4.
Video auditions will be accepted between Monday, April 18th and Monday, May 2nd. So, if you’re between 14-17 you can send Disney Channel your audition and, talent permitting, snag a role in one of Disney Channel’s best loved franchises.
Follow the jump for details.
OPEN CASTING CALL SET FOR DISNEY CHANNEL’S ‘HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 4’ VIA THE DISNEY APPLAUSE APP, BEGINNING APRIL 18
A “High School Musical 4” open casting search via the Disney Applause App will begin on MONDAY, APRIL 18 for young actors, singers and dancers ages 14-17.
Video auditions will be accepted through Monday, May 2, via the Disney Applause App, available on both iOS and Android. Guidelines on how to submit the audition video and a brief scene will be available at www.DisneyChannel.com/opencall on Monday, April 18. Applicants must receive permission from a parent or legal guardian before participating.
The audition is not a contest. There is no guarantee of employment. There will never be a fee to audition for “High School Musical 4” or any Disney Channel talent search.
“High School Musical 4” will continue the story of “High School Musical” and introduce new East High Wildcats and their cross-town school rivals, the West High Knights. DGA Award nominee Jeffrey Hornaday (Disney Channel’s “Teen Beach Movie,” “Teen Beach 2”) will direct and choreograph the movie. The casting directors are Jason La Padura, C.S.A., Natalie Hart, C.S.A., and Kendra Patterson, C.S.A., of LaPadura/Hart/Patterson. Dan Berendsen (creator/executive producer of Freeform’s “Baby Daddy,” writer of Disney’s “Hannah Montana: The Movie,” Disney Channel’s “Teen Beach 2” and “Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie”) and Peter Barsocchini (writer of all three “High School Musical” movies) are the screenwriters of “High School Musical 4.” Bill Borden and Barry Rosenbush return as the executive producers.
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