The Ravens mascot tryouts elimination round took place last night at the local stadium. This event attracted a big crowd of excited fans and hopeful contestants. The elimination round was the first step in determining who would become the new mascot for the Baltimore Ravens football team. To start off the evening, all the contestants gathered on the field wearing their creative and colorful mascot costumes. The atmosphere was filled with anticipation and nerves as each contestant prepared to showcase their unique talents and personality. One by one, the contestants were called to the center of the field to perform a short routine or skit.
One by one, the contestants were called to the center of the field to perform a short routine or skit. The judges, made up of key members of the Ravens organization and noted community figures, watched closely and took notes on each performance. There was a wide range of acts during the elimination round.
Virtual Auditions Guidelines
Must submit online audition questionnaire, headshot and audition video by May 2nd.
We ask that you submit all three pieces on the same day to eliminate any confusion.
Videos and headshots should be labeled with your last name, underscore, first name, underscore, and either video or headshot. Ex. Smith_Jane_video
Video can be the following: YouTube Link, Vimeo Link, or iPhone video
Video must include:
- 30 second Introduction: Name, where you are from, why you are trying out
- 45 second improv/freestyle to song of your choice
- 2 eight counts of straight kicks to the front
- Creativity in freestyle
- Fitness
- Stage presence
- Performance quality
If you are ready to virtually audition, please click here for the questionnaire.
Round 2
Everyone that auditions will receive an email by May 6th on whether or not they have made it to the 2nd round.
If selected, candidates will have next audition steps in their email. They will be required to learn 8 eight counts of choreography in a fairly quick turnaround and resubmit their new video. Keep an eye on your email so you don't miss these instructions!
Second round learned choreography video must be submitted by Saturday, May 9th at 5:00pm, EST.
Video must include:
- 30 second Introduction: Name, where you are from, why you are trying out
- audition choreography and music full out
- 2 eight counts of straight kicks to the front
Video can be the following: YouTube Link, Vimeo Link, or iPhone video
- Ability to learn choreography quickly
- Kicks
- Fitness
- Stage presence
- Performance quality
Upon submission, any videos, photos or other materials shall become the property of the Miami Dolphins.
ATTIRE GUIDELINES
We want you to feel the most relaxed and yourself. Feel free to wear a comfortable dance outfit with optional dance shoes. You may go barefoot if you would prefer, for your freestyle. We do prefer dance shoes or sneakers for the kickline portion.
FINAL AUDITIONS GENERAL INFORMATION
If you make it to Finals round, you will be contacted by MDC cheer staff.
Finals round is currently still being planned to be held in person, but will be reevaluated in the upcoming weeks.
FINAL AUDITIONS BOOT CAMP WEEK
- In town interviews in person or video call interviews dates TBD
- Out of town in person or video call interviews dates TBD
- Boot Camp Week dates TBD
- Finals auditions show dress rehearsal date TBD
FINAL AUDITIONS
- Date: TBD
- Location: TBD
Round 2
Some contestants showcased their dancing skills, while others exhibited their ability to engage with the crowd. There were also a few who displayed impressive gymnastics or acrobatic moves. The diversity of talents demonstrated the high level of creativity among the hopefuls. As the night went on, the judges carefully assessed each performance, looking for enthusiasm, charisma, and a strong connection with the fans. It was evident that they were searching for someone who could bring the crowd to their feet and energize the team during games. At the end of the elimination round, the judges convened to deliberate and select the top finalists. It was announced that those finalists would move on to the final round of tryouts, where they would engage in various interactions with the Ravens players and coaches to further assess their compatibility with the team. Overall, the Ravens mascot tryouts elimination round was a thrilling event that showcased the immense talent and dedication of the contestants. The anticipation now builds as the finalists prepare for the next round, where the new Ravens mascot will be chosen..
Reviews for "Beaks, Talons, and Victory: Ravens Mascot Tryouts Elimination Round"
1. Lisa - 2/5
I was really disappointed with the Ravens mascot tryouts elimination round. The whole event felt rushed and disorganized. The contestants didn't seem properly prepared, and it was evident in their performances. Some of them forgot their routines halfway through or didn't have any creative elements to make them stand out.
2. John - 1/5
The Ravens mascot tryouts elimination round was a complete waste of time. The contestants lacked charisma and enthusiasm, making the entire event feel lackluster. The judges didn't seem to have any clear criteria for what they were looking for in a mascot, and the whole process seemed arbitrary. I expected more from a team as well-established as the Ravens.
3. Michelle - 2/5
I attended the Ravens mascot tryouts elimination round expecting to be entertained, but instead, I was bored to tears. The contestants' performances lacked creativity and originality. It was evident that most of them were just trying to imitate existing mascots without adding anything unique to their routines. The event felt like a missed opportunity to showcase new talent and create excitement among the fans.
4. Ryan - 1/5
The Ravens mascot tryouts elimination round was a total disaster. The contestants' performances were cringe-worthy and lacked any real talent or creativity. It seemed like the organizers didn't put much effort into selecting the participants, as their routines were all bland and predictable. I was left questioning why I even bothered attending this lackluster event.
5. Sarah - 2/5
I was not impressed with the Ravens mascot tryouts elimination round. The contestants' performances lacked energy and originality. It felt like they were just going through the motions without any real passion. The judges' feedback was also vague and unhelpful, which made the whole event feel like a pointless exercise. Overall, I was disappointed with the lack of talent and effort displayed during the elimination round.