Bill Wesbrooks from NYU talks about psychological aspects of the audition, provides practical tips on dealing with rejection, and advises on becoming an entrepreneur in music. He discusses how a lot of decisions made by those holding the audition don't usually have anything to do with you, but instead concern issues such as height. He describes NYU's professions in vocal performance classes that cover the economical, emotional, and psychological stress of choosing the life of an artist.

Bill Wesbrooks, from NYU, talks about the performing arts department and what is takes to get in.

Bill Wesbrooks from NYU talks about what you can expect from a life in the arts. He advises that anyone considering a life in the arts must take care of their mental and physical well-being. He stresses that you are the instrument no matter what instrument you actually play. He also stresses learning the skills to your craft. He believes that your life is about balancing those elements.

Bill Wesbrooks from NYU talks about helping students prepare and train for a life and career in vocal performance. He discusses the maturity that has to take place in both classical singing and musical theater performers and how the NYU program helps students lay the foundation for healthy vocal production and free vocal technique. Mr. Wesbrooks explains that students that have the willingness to take risks, openness, and goodwill toward the learning process cannot be told what their future will hold. He advises that you have to mature into what you do and talks about success and sacrifice.