hello and welcome to the audition help desk
i understand you're looking for assistance with your niji sanji application
well you're in luck we have an archive of videos that are ready to help creators
and make their audition shine please enjoy this selection made by the content creator Raelice
i've talked a lot about niji sanji recently i even did a collab with my friend shoyu hikaru
who talked about some of his best audition tips today i'm not going to talk to you about the same
tips you've already heard i'm going to focus on something a little different i've been on the
other side of the table many times throughout my life i've been a part of the hiring process for
over five years now so i'm going to tell you what a potential employer might be looking for in your
audition not all of the experience is gonna translate well but let's get started number one
confidence is key this may sound rather obvious and more suited to in-person interviews but
confidence can shine through in writing and video format for writing when you answer an interview
question don't just put down your initial thought and move on take your time with each question
reread each answer and more importantly make sure the impression you want to get across is what you
wrote down if each answer sounds deliberate and with purpose that does get across to a casual
reader of your application send it to your friends parents or grandparents if you want to know what
the impression you give off is and revise as necessary video format works in a similar way
the description of the content they want is five minutes in character preferably in a streaming
environment keeping that performance consistent is likely what they're looking for they want to
get a feel for what you'll be like after you're no longer nervous do several takes write a script
watch a v tuber you're trying to emulate whatever you do don't just try it once and submit the first
video deliver your lines with confidence and make each second of your video your best performance
it's pretty easy to tell when it's not number two try doing everything well dressed up i know
this tip sounds really weird but trust me you'll feel different if you put on formal clothing or
an outfit you only wear on special occasions it might just give you that extra confidence boost
you weren't expecting there's actual science behind dressing up even if no one can see you
and it could be that extra push you need to make this audition your best i've done this
for exams i did this in school a few times and it's amazing the difference you feel
number three don't submit your final product until you've had the chance to sleep on it
i'm guilty of not following my own advice here and i usually regret it
there are many mistakes you just become blind to when you work on a big project you are so
certain of everything right up until you click submit work on your audition answers your video
make them completely ready to submit and then go to bed don't actually submit them
wait until the morning to look at them again with fresh eyes you might notice an answer that isn't
quite what you meant or a section of your video portrays you in a way that you didn't really mean
maybe some spelling errors slipped through there's always tiny details that you miss if you don't
give yourself time to reset your perspective and look again number four don't procrastinate
this ties into number three just a little bit but don't push this off until the day or week before
feeling that the deadline is just around the corner puts quite a bit of pressure onto you
for some this can be creatively disruptive the audition becomes something you're not
super excited to work on it's something that you have to at least personally when something becomes
a need and not a want my creativity plummets so do yourself a favor and start now you'll be able to
revise your work many times over get feedback and submit a better audition than most other people
number five know your potential employer there are a lot of niji sanji streamers more than any
other v tuper company if you want to see what is or isn't allowed what their humor is like and
what you might be able to reference you can spend literally hundreds of hours researching knowing
the correct lingo to use when talking to a company is a major bonus for any applicant it shows that
you understand the current culture and are willing to fit inside it from an employer's perspective
the best applicants are those you think will fit into your mold with little to no effort number
six and the final tip for this video be unique but realistic creative answers to interview questions
are always an interesting read however sometimes people tend to get a little carried away one of
the questions on the application asks you to share a happy experience you've had while streaming a
unique answer isn't that you were happy when one day your viewers went up and a realistic answer
isn't a detailed breakdown of why this one stream on one day led to the success of your channel
because a big raid finally got you noticed by your favorite youtuber and that's what gives
you the energy to continue because now you know that all of your efforts are validated and you
will only continue to succeed from here and that's the type of energy you're bringing to niji sanji
even if those are your actual thoughts there are better ways of phrasing it giving an overzealous
answer is one of the fastest ways to disillusion someone who is reading your application it makes
it seem like you are only going for the job out of wish fulfillment rather than being qualified
or ready to do the work the same can be said when answering negative questions please don't
make yourself out to be the worst streamer on the planet it's just not gonna go over well what you
can do is state a negative experience you've had while also mentioning how you've dealt with it
we all know people are going to make mistakes that's just inevitable what matters to me as an
employer is how you take steps to ensure the same mistakes aren't made and how you're going to avoid
others in the future i was going to put the last point as keep making content but i think i covered
this pretty well in my auditions or over video which is going to be linked in the card and video
description along with more tips for your audition and why you might not want to apply as always i
hope this helped you if it did leave a comment like down below and i'll see you all next time
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