After watching The Little Mermaid and eating a lot of junk food, I started to get the camera ready. "Do I have to do it nooww..? Amanda complained. I rolled my eyes, "Later means never with you so we might as well do it now." She huffed as she stood in front of the camera.

I looked down at my phone and looked at the instructions. "Ok, it says to state your name, where you live, your phone number, email, and why you want to do this."
"I didn't want to do this...you forced me," she said, pointing at my face. "Oh hush up and think of something." I carefully placed the camera on Amanda's crappy tripod.

"Annnnddd, action," I said as I press the record button. She plastered a smile on her face. "Hello, my name is Amanda Cerrny and I live in Colon, Nebraska. My phone number and email will be down below this video. I want to audition for this part because my friend forced me to..." She gave me a dead stare. "CUT!!" I walked over to her. "Tut, tut, tut. That does not look like a presentable person, don't cha think?" Amanda rolled her eyes.

"We shall try this again," I move my hair in the air and go behind the camera, yet again. I look at the screen and Amanda is twerking.
Or what looks like twerking.
I smirked and pressed record. "Alright, we have to start at some point." She laughed and then coughed. "Hi, my na- should I say hi if does that sound too informal?" I tapped my my chin and hummed. "I wouldn't say hi but you could if you want," I shrugged.

"Whatever," she said. All I was thinking about was a montage at the end of her dancing video with all of the bloopers. "Hello, my name is Amanda Cerrny and live in Colon, Nebraska. My phone number and email will be down below, like right there," she pointed toward the ground. She, then stared at me, "Don't put that in, ok?"
"I'll cut it out," I replied.
"I want to audition because it would be nice to get a new start- no- lookout on dance and learn many new styles and choreography. I have been dancing since I was five and have loved it ever since. This passion has taken me through my teen years and has changed me to who I am today. Thank you for your time." She took a huge breath as I pressed the stop button.

"That was better than I expected, now onto the important part, the dance itself." She sighed. "Ok, so, what were you thinking it should be? I was thinking lyrical or contemporary but you have to add some acro to it...." I looked over at Amanda and she just kept staring at the ceiling with this weird, creepy smile on her face. "There's nothing interesting about a ceiling so stop looking at it," I looked up at the ceiling and rolled my eyes.

There was only one thing I had to do. I slapped her, lightly but it also didn't leave a mark and that's a plus. She looked at me with anger. "Why would you do THAT!?" "Well, we have to be focused at all times and can't be thinking about boys." I looked over and saw her blush a little. I raised my eyebrows as she pushed me, playfully. "Girls will be girls," Amanda replied.

"Ok, so I was thinking, for the dance, we could do contemporary or lyrical with some acro in both. Which do you want?"
"I would say lyrical because the music isn't really good for a contemporary piece but I like the idea of some acro in it. The problem with that is I can't do some cool acrobatics." I tapped my chin. "Show me what you got."

I know now that she can do a cartwheel, a limber, front walk over, back walk over, a chin stand, elbow stand, and a half cartwheel- half aerial. "Ok, I think I know how to put some of these in the dance. But let's start this thing." I whooped as Amanda raised her eyebrows.

"Since, I know the whole song, I know it starts of with some weird noises. So, if I were you, I would start the dance on the floor and slowly rise up." She went into a position where she had one leg straight and the other bent and her hand is on top. "Like this?" I started thinking about it and if- just if- she gets in, I taught myself the night before about dance very well. Oh, and the fact where Amanda is an amazing dancer. "That looks good. Ahhh, I can't wait until the dance starts."