This is a really cool app that gives you direct access to open call auditions which provides excellent opportunities to hone the craft. Plus, the community is so supportive which really helps to give you the confidence you need to keep pushing. Also, the developers are hard at work constantly trying to make the app better not only by resolving technical issues, but also by providing a constant stream of opportunities for which to audition for. Now if you’re expecting to land every single role you audition for without having to do much work, then you’ve got to reassess your perspective of the industry and your expectation for this app. This is definitely a great tool for those who want to get their foot in the industry, who are looking for opportunities to grow, and who want to network with a community to grow with.

Hi everyone new looking to join, I hope you find this App Enjoyable an would love to become an actor, if you ever thought or wondered on being an actor this is the place to start and look forward on being somewhere. An in doing so, you’ll find the best interest in seeing and meeting new people as well as actors, directors, and producers. Join today and you will find it is a wonderful choice to make and be apart of. Also you will get to audition from just about anywhere you are and post it and that’s where you will be noticed by CEO M.J. As well directors, producers, writers, and other friends and actors. So come and enjoy it and find out for yourself. 👍 also Clap what you love ❤️. 👏👏👏Aleks Alifirenko

The App Store says there are 15 reviews. This is definitely not true, and they are definitely not weighted the way it appears.Read on:First: Clap Online has been sued twice under the Fair Labor Standard act (including this year). (Just search for Clap Online Inc) on Justia. For a company that claims to make auditioning easier for everyone, that’s a little concerning.Second: you’ll do better with more cash. You can pay for more exposure. Again, not a level playing field.Third: there appears (for my own sake, let’s say alleged, maybe, etc), to be an entire element of patent trolling in their business model. In other words, let’s file patents with the intent of getting much more established companies to pay us for it. Fourth: crowdsourcing is cool, but for auditions? As someone with no dog in this fight, but who is related to filmmakers, this is ludicrous. Individual directors have nuanced thoughts about characters, and “clapping” auditions to exposure makes little sense. Plus, you know, you can just get your friends to vote you up. Is this about talent or popularity?Fifth: there is nothing cutting edge about this. It’s been done dozens of times. The CEO seems sketchy. Finally: in 2017, ClapIt held an audition for its own purposes. Guess what they paid you with? Exposure. You were supposed to be grateful for the trip to the shoot... and I guess buy groceries with exposure?No. This is exactly what creative communities are fighting.

I have been using the Clapit App for a long time and absolutely love it! I have been cast in 2 movies since November 2018. It not only provides a platform to hone your acting and have the opportunity to be cast in a speaking role for some amazing feature films. The NEW Clapit update is very user friendly, you post under the casting call for the correct audition, also there are supportive actors on the app that support each other as well. Each open call has 5 female and 5 male finalists. The auditions are sent to film makers, and someone is chosen for the role that was cast. If you are looking to break into the industry, this is the way to go!