These nine original scenes are built to feel like the sides actors receive for real film and TV auditions: a quick setup, active conflict, a clear turn, and something worth playing in both roles. They cover the sort of family adventure, naturalistic YA, and prestige drama an actor might be asked to read when auditioning for productions from companies such as Disney, Netflix, and HBO. Pick either role, read the complete script, download it, or rehearse it with a scene partner in blablabla. Use them to keep your skills warm and stay ready when a real audition lands. Reading and downloading need no signup.
Looking for Disney audition scripts, Netflix casting sides, or HBO audition scenes? Start with the guides, then choose a scene here. Every side is independently written and unofficial. None is copied from a studio script or casting notice. blablabla is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Disney, Netflix, HBO, or their parent companies.
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Minutes before their childhood home is handed over, two siblings find the key to a door their mother insists never existed, and opening it means facing the lie they have each kept from the other.
At an empty bus stop near midnight, a grounded older teen tries to stop her younger brother boarding a silver bus that appears on no timetable, only to learn he brought her there to face the grief they have avoided together.
Minutes before a royal exhibition, a young dragon handler discovers the kingdom's most feared creature will not perform unless the handler admits their own fear first.
Best friends confront the screenshot that ended up in the wrong group chat, only to discover the apparent betrayal is not the real betrayal.
Former partners exchange the last of their belongings while both avoid saying why neither changed the lock.
Two friends stranded after a party realize only one of them knows why nobody is coming to pick them up.
While clearing their father's flat, two adult siblings fight over deleting his final voicemail until the message reveals which one he was really trying to release.
Before a detective's internal interview, her husband rehearses the story that will keep her away from a dead informant until one wrong gate color reveals they were each protecting the other.
On a failing lunar research station, an astronaut must delete one memory to preserve the rest and chooses the only shared memory her former husband cannot bear to lose.