Bernie Hershberger Audition Videos to be a Chocolate Tour Guide in Chicago

I recently applied to be a tour guide in Chicago for a company that takes people on chocolate tours. This is the reply email:

 

Hello!

Thank you for sending your application to be a Chicago ************ Tourguide!

As you know, the Tourguide role can be perfect for actresses and culinary students/grads, because it combines a love of chocolate and pastry with a talent for memorizing scripts and entertaining, with no stage fright. Does that describe you? If so, I'd like to welcome you to our "casting call"/interviews on:

 

 

Saturday, inside by concierge desk by the ********* entrance.   

 

(Please feel free to googlemap this from your location).

Here's what will happen:

 

1. Please RSVP to us at info@chicagochocolatetours.com to let us know if you will attend.  Please include your cellphone number if you are attending, in case we need to reach you that day.

 

2. Please bring a copy of your resume.

 

3. Please dress professionally yet comfortably in a skirt (such as a pencil skirt), and cosmetics (to cover blemishes) including lipstick or lipgloss. Cute flats work well, and a polished, professional, neat, clean, feminine look is appropriate (e.g. piercings and tattoos are not recommended). A "business casual" type of outfit with a skirt, that you could wear to an office, should be appropriate.

 

4. We’ll chat, and we'll also have you sight-read.

 

5. Afterward, you may be invited to join the 12:45 pm tour as part of your interview, to further see if we might have a good fit.

 

Please let us know if you will attend - thank you, and we look forward to meeting you!

Best regards,

******

Talent and Training Director

 
 I felt that I would not be a good candidate or fit for this position as I feel they may be seeking someone fancier. Then I thought of my friend Bernie Hershberger and I encouraged her to send in some audition samples of how she might lead a chocolate tour. 

 

This is what she sent: