The entertainment field is a very personality based field, one of the pros of working in this field is become famous and well know in a country or even across the globe. People who watch what you are in know you from who you are and how you are presented to the public. I consider myself to be a very outgoing guy who loves to receive attention.
Therefore I think this field is perfect for me. I have been doing plays, acts, skits and hosts in my childhood days, I have no stage fright and I use that ability to achieve my goals. Perhaps one of the most thought of questions that goes through ones head in a lifetime may be what drives a person to become an actor.
Well, it could be imagination, a love, or just desire to stand out. When one desires …show more content…
Once a person has experienced this they most often want more. Usually a person of this stature was always entertaining or performing for friends and family members, have humor and it is most likely well developed and focused. To enter a school solely for acting, not just the drama department of a larger university, SAT scores and high school record aren't always looked at. For some drama schools, a complete high school education isn't even needed. However, the more prestigious the school, the higher the standards are. If you were to try to get into the Performing Arts College at, say, Columbia University in New York, the requirements are much higher at the testing level. At any …show more content…
Most of the larger companies (Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures) are in the states, a large majority of these successful movie companies are from Los Angeles or California. The film industries in Thailand are what people consider mediocre, due to the lack of funding.
Thailand doesn’t produce a lot of movies, but when they do it is not well know by other countries.Thai television shows are worse, the lack of effect and anyone can be considered an actor. There might be a large opportunity in Thailand to become an actor, but it would not be something I want to do. If I have a chance I would go international because that could increase my chances to become more successful in my career. If become a famous actor and if I star in big hit movies I could earn that company millions of dollars and the pay would be high for me. There are some certain challenges an actor in general would find, some of them are stage fright, (but again, if you did have stage fright you would not be cut out to be an actor in the first place) remembering the scripts, legal issues sometimes, haters, paparazzi’s and the Media exposing you in a blackmailing way that can affect you in a negative way, destroying your
Therefore I think this field is perfect for me. I have been doing plays, acts, skits and hosts in my childhood days, I have no stage fright and I use that ability to achieve my goals. Perhaps one of the most thought of questions that goes through ones head in a lifetime may be what drives a person to become an actor.
Well, it could be imagination, a love, or just desire to stand out. When one desires …show more content…
Once a person has experienced this they most often want more. Usually a person of this stature was always entertaining or performing for friends and family members, have humor and it is most likely well developed and focused. To enter a school solely for acting, not just the drama department of a larger university, SAT scores and high school record aren't always looked at. For some drama schools, a complete high school education isn't even needed. However, the more prestigious the school, the higher the standards are. If you were to try to get into the Performing Arts College at, say, Columbia University in New York, the requirements are much higher at the testing level. At any …show more content…
Most of the larger companies (Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures) are in the states, a large majority of these successful movie companies are from Los Angeles or California. The film industries in Thailand are what people consider mediocre, due to the lack of funding.
Thailand doesn’t produce a lot of movies, but when they do it is not well know by other countries.Thai television shows are worse, the lack of effect and anyone can be considered an actor. There might be a large opportunity in Thailand to become an actor, but it would not be something I want to do. If I have a chance I would go international because that could increase my chances to become more successful in my career. If become a famous actor and if I star in big hit movies I could earn that company millions of dollars and the pay would be high for me. There are some certain challenges an actor in general would find, some of them are stage fright, (but again, if you did have stage fright you would not be cut out to be an actor in the first place) remembering the scripts, legal issues sometimes, haters, paparazzi’s and the Media exposing you in a blackmailing way that can affect you in a negative way, destroying your