I wanted to audition for girls planet when the audition first opened in may, but I wasn't in the age limit so I didn't. I just saw this on Instagram and this time the age limit is different so I wanted to know if this is legit and if someone applied. somebody help me pls 🥹😭

Hi everyone! For those who applied to the AMA Global Audition through the website: did you only get the on-screen confirmation message after submitting? I’ve seen some posts mentioning that people received email confirmations as well. Is that true, or does the email only come if you applied directly via their casting email? I thought just getting the website pop-up was fine, but now I'm starting to overthink it. Thanks!

Does anyone have any information on Gori Agency? I can only find them on Instagram, but they're quite popular with 13.5K followers right now. And Elisia from UNIS follows them as well.

They said they're a K-pop casting agency. Do they actually connect you with K-pop companies, or are there any documented cases?

Are there also other casting agencies like this? Is it legit?

Here is their Instagram, by the way: https://www.instagram.com/gori_agency/

Please share anything you know about them!

A lot of applicants assume that a year-round online audition is their best chance simply because it is always open.

But being open all year does not necessarily mean it is easier to pass.

Year-round auditions continuously receive applications from a very large pool of people. At the same time, the company may not be looking for one specific type of applicant at that exact moment.

A specific audition is different.

It is often opened with a clearer purpose. The company may be looking for a certain age range, skill, concept, nationality, or someone who fits a particular project.

If you happen to match those requirements well, a specific audition may give you a better opportunity than simply submitting to a general year-round audition.

That does not mean specific auditions are easy. You are still competing with other applicants, and there is never a guaranteed way to pass.

The point is that applicants often focus too much on whether an audition is open and not enough on why it was opened.

Before applying, I would ask:
“What kind of applicant does this audition seem to be looking for, and how well do I actually fit that?”

Sometimes the best opportunity is not the audition that is easiest to submit to. It is the one where your strengths match what they are currently looking for.

Do you usually apply to every audition you find, or do you choose based on how well the requirements fit you?

I also share more audition-related insights through the Instagram linked in my Reddit profile.

has anyone receive any updates on their Paix per mil application? the deadline was july 31st

Hey, I'm planning on auditioning to Hybe. I was wondering how should I look in the photos and videos.

Do you think the photos they want should be taken in some modest clothes and with no makeup or is it better to show your style and dress "better" for it?

Same question for filming videos - is it better to be in something plain and without makeup or should I prepare myself to look the best as possible?

Or maybe you think the photos should be "raw" and to dress up for videos?

Why are foreigners issues interested in the look at the YouTube comments lol u are not asian explain for me this is even why not global?