Well i want to join one of these companies :) But the thing is that me and my friend want to do it together. and we were going to do SME but then i hear looks are really important ... is that true ? I am 12 years old, i live in Australia but i am Burmese (Myanmar) so i speak both :) I am learning Japanese at school and trying to learn Korean at home. but the thing is that i want to be an actress for them, or singing or dancing. i am actually pretty good at acting. I practice everyday. My singing is okay, but if i have to be better at something i practice heaps. I live in Australia and none of the companies do face to face auditions here like YG :( so i want to send a tape audition but i don't know how too TT_TT. Because i don't know there addresses and how to do it. I have a few questions if you don't mind answering. 1 ) Which one is better (in your opinion) at first i wanted to do SME but i am not sure now. 2 ) Do i have to be really pretty ? 3 ) Will they teach me Korean and there culture ? 4 ) Will they pay ? 5 ) Will i get like free time ? 6 ) remember how i said i wanted to do it with my friend well do we get to choose ours bands or do they choose ? 7 ) How long do you train for ? and in the time you are training do i get to go back and see my parents and will i have to speak Korean ? 8 ) is there an age limit ? I think that's it :) thanks for your time :) If there are other stuff please tell me :)
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Well actually, SMent does like 80% of looks and 20% of talent... But they look at beauty a lot... And you could actually find the information and stuff at: http://audition.smtown.com/SmUsaAuditionWeekly.asp?lang=eng The only thing is that if you make it, you might have to fly to the U.S. or Korea to audition for them. 1. Well I actually am auditioning for SMent too... So I guess I recommend this one, but they say that SMent is really harsh on their trainees... 2. Well you don't have to be straight out gorgeous... You just have to be normal faced and pretty on the inside too! ^^ 3. Yes. Once you be a trainee, they make you take Korean classes and stuff like that ;) 4. I'm not really sure about if they pay for EVERYTHING... But I know that they will pay for your plane tickets. 5. Yes... You will get some free time from time to time to visit your parents from 1 week-4 weeks for around maybe three times a month... But most of the time, you will train. 6. This one, I'm not sure of... But if you guys make it, then you guys could stay together (I guess) in a group and they decide the other members that are going to be in the group when you debut... 7. It depends on your learning skills and vocal and dancing skills... But you could take up to 8 years of training... Jessica from SNSD got 7 years of training... And Yes, you can go visit you parents like I said on question 5. And, of course you will have to speak Korean, but only when you are a trainee... You don't have to speak Korean if you are just auditioning since there will be a translator there... 8. Nope. No age limit. Any culture. But they REALLY do recommend you to be at least young enough so you can be able to soon debut after 8 or less years. ^^ I hope you good luck! ^^
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