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Organize your Audition Book

Keep repertoire, working files, and reusable audition materials organized in one place, then connect them to application requirements.

6 stepsAbout 6 minUpdated July 2026
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    Start in the Audition Book

    Open Audition Book from the sidebar. It starts as a gallery of repertoire lists and material buckets grouped under Repertoire and Materials. Keep songs and monologues beside Headshots, Resumes, Sheet Music, Portfolio, Essays, Transcripts, Recommendations, Dance, Ballet, Wildcard, and Other.

    Audition Book gallery with Repertoire and Materials groups containing song, monologue, and audition-material buckets
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    Add repertoire, links, and files

    Select New bucket to create a Song list, Monologue list, or Custom bucket. Inside a repertoire list, use Add Song or Add Monologue; the Custom tab lets you enter your own piece, while Library is available with catalog access.

    Open a material bucket and choose Add material to add an external link or Upload file. Free includes 5 uploaded files (100 MB total). External links do not use that upload allowance, and existing files stay available to view and download.

    Audition Book material bucket with Add material controls for an external link or file upload
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    Move each piece from Saved to Ready

    Open a song or monologue and use Preparation to choose its stage: Saved, Working, or Ready. Add tags and Notes that stay with the piece, then use Files for cuts, sheet music, recordings, and other working files. The stage also appears on piece cards; in table view, select its chip to advance to the next stage.

    Audition Book piece workspace with Saved, Working, and Ready stage controls plus tags, notes, and files
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    Customize your buckets

    Choose Customize to open Customize your buckets. Rename buckets, drag them into a new order, hide what you do not need, and organize them with groups, symbols, and colors. Use New group for sections of your own. For an audition-specific mix, create a Custom bucket and use Add items to collect songs, monologues, and materials without removing them from their home buckets.

    Customize your buckets dialog with reorder, visibility, group, name, symbol, and color controls
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    Search your whole Book

    Use Search songs, monologues, materials, and buckets from the gallery instead of opening each bucket in turn. Search can match a title, show, play, tag, file name, material type, group, or bucket, and selecting a result opens that item or bucket directly.

    Audition Book unified search results containing repertoire pieces, materials, and buckets
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    Connect Book items to applications

    In Submissions → Materials, assign Book songs and monologues to eligible repertoire slots and attach reusable Book materials to other requirements. Prescreen and audition assignments stay phase-aware, so changing one school's piece does not recast the others.

    You can also open a Book material's details, find Where used, and choose Use in requirements. Tracked choices are labeled Prescreen, Audition, or Prescreen + audition; linking one marks it In progress. Continue with Track applications and deadlines.

    Book material Use in requirements dialog grouping tracked programs and labeling requirements Prescreen, Audition, or Prescreen plus audition