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Step 1
You need to choose a piece that is good for you. It should compliment your acting ability, age and appearance. There are many people who make the mistake of doing a monologue that is clearly not there type.
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Step 2
You should know what you are auditioning for and pick your piece according to that. You do not want to do a Shakespeare monologue if the play was written for the 21st century.
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Step 3
You should make sure you have a piece that compliments your range and talents as a performer.
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Step 4
Now memorize the lines so you can start practicing your piece. You should make sure you have the lines down perfectly so you don't forget them because of your nerves.
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Step 5
Work on the character who is saying the piece.
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Step 6
You should work on your monologue in front of a mirror a few times, with a video camera or a friend so you can get some feedback and work harder and improve on that.
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Step 7
Be comfortable and confident when you step in the room before you do your piece.
