I auditioned at Source Entertainment 3 weeks ago and still nothing, What is the approximate maximum time they should have to respond?

 

Waiting after an audition can be frustrating—but 3 weeks is still within a normal window, especially for entertainment companies.

Here’s how it usually works:

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⏳ Typical response timelines

For companies like Source Music (often called Source Entertainment):

• 1–2 weeks → Fast responses (usually for very strong or urgent picks)
• 3–6 weeks → Most common range
• 6–8+ weeks → Still possible, especially if:
  • They’re reviewing many applicants
  • Multiple decision-makers are involved
  • They’re planning future trainee batches

👉 Some applicants never receive a rejection email at all.

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🧠 Why delays happen

• Large volume of auditions (hundreds or thousands)
• Internal evaluations and second reviews
• Waiting to compare candidates before deciding
• Scheduling for training slots or future projects

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🚨 When to assume no response

• If you hear nothing after 6–8 weeks, it’s generally safe to assume: 👉 You were not selected this time

But that’s very normal in the industry.

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📩 Should you follow up?

• If they provided an email or contact → you can send a polite follow-up after 4–5 weeks
• If not → better to wait and continue applying elsewhere

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💡 Important mindset

• Not hearing back ≠ failure
• Entertainment auditions are extremely competitive, and even talented people get passed over for reasons like:
• Concept fit
• Timing
• Group balance
• 
  

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✅ Simple answer

• Normal max wait: about 4–6 weeks
• Absolute outer range: around 8 weeks
• You’re currently at 3 weeks → still completely normal

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