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  • 8 Original Film Songs to Belt at Your Next Audition

    After seeing “A Star Is Born,” all we could think about was our next shot at belting out those hits. And it got us wondering: what other film songs are we forgetting? If you’re seeking new audition material, take a cue from the recent box office hit. From triumphant power ballads to soft guitar solos, here are eight original film songs casting directors will love.
    “Is That Alright?” (“A Star Is Born,” 2018)Let’s just get this one out of the way. If you have the pipes to support this massive Lady Gaga–sung ballad, go for it! The quiet verses will put your audience on the edge of their seats, just waiting for you to nail the chorus. The best part: If you don’t want to sing it a cappella, all you need is a skilled piano player, which most musical theater auditions will provide.

    “Lost Stars” (“Begin Again,” 2013)From “Once” creator John Carney, this musical film is full of potential audition songs sung by its stars Adam Levine and Keira Knightley. Its best known—the Oscar-nominated “Lost Stars”—was written by Gregg Alexander (frontman of the New Radicals) and Danielle Brisebois. If you have a

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