Can you audition for American Idol if a family member works for Disney?

Can you audition for American Idol if a family member works for Disney?

“Restricted Individuals” (defined below) will not be eligible to audition or sing on stage at The American Idol Experience. Accordingly, Restricted Individuals are prohibited from receiving a Dream Ticket. “Restricted Individuals” are: (a) Disney Personnel and Immediate Family.

Do you have to pay to tryout for American Idol?

It’s free to audition for American Idol, but you have to cover your travel and accommodations. The show will not compensate or arrange travel for people auditioning, even callbacks. You can sing any song you want. Whether it’s an original song or a greatest hit, it’s your choice what you sing for the judges.

Where is American Idol filmed 2012?

The Fox singing competition announced a change of venue for its 14th season finale, moving from downtown Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre to the Dolby, previously the Kodak Theatre until it changed names in 2012.

Do the contestants on American Idol get to keep their clothes?

They receive a small budget for other expenses, as well as money for fashion so they can pick out outfits when they perform on stage. But anything that goes over the $450 they receive for clothing needs to be paid out of pocket. Once at Hollywood, it’s only the top 10 who get paid for their time per episode.

Do you get paid for American Idol?

According to the article, contestants receive “$1,571 plus meals for two-hour Idol shows, $1,303 for one-hour shows and $910 for half-hour results shows.” However, in order to be able to receive that pay, they have to enroll in the AFTRA union, which is a $1,600 payment upfront.

Does American Idol pay for you to go to Hollywood?

American Idol does cover travel and housing expenses for those who go to Hollywood, which is the top 24. They receive a small budget for other expenses, as well as money for fashion so they can pick out outfits when they perform on stage.