Who au What inspired wewe to start acting?

I can't really remember...I guess I've always had an interest in movies.

I did my first play in 2nd grade. It was fun so I wanted to keep doing it.

i've known since i could walk that uigizaji is what i wanted to do. i think it came from wanting to be Disney princesses, especially jimmy, hunitumia and pocahontas, lol

11th grade Drama 101 class, is when i fell in upendo with the profession. And my natural skills. I can memorize lines better than people's names. I' am a drama Queen to a point where I can create any emotion if asked of me. I role-play a lot. upendo getting into costume, and feel zaidi secure in it. And I have a natural loud voice.

Well I was 7 and I was in a play but not just any play it was called the Raven. I had two weeks to learn all of the narrators lines. I topped that In half a week I knew the whole play. I upendo being in front of people and I have a nautrally loud voice, uigizaji is a passion of mine but I dont get to do it often...cuz where I live. BTW I am 13 now. I have always loved uigizaji and I hope to get a job in it. Get a major in college :) Yeah! Lol

Ive always been a bit of a drama Queen but i never really knew what i wanted to be until about 1yr zamani that i wanted to be an actress.I do drama as a subject in highschool and it was at that time when i got inspired kwa a famous actress Meryl Streep, she is the best and thats when i knew what i wanted to be:)

Seeing the school musicals/plays in 6th and 7th grade.

I dont know really.I just like to ACT!!

preeschool my teacher put on a talent onyesha in our class room then when we had it i loved doing it XD

I just like uigizaji and knowing how much money most actors made I thought I could and would like to pretend to be someone else

I would say that it's probably because of watching vichekesho vya muziki like The King and I, The Sound of Music, and Oklahoma with my grandparents when I was very small. Then, as I got a bit older, I saw Gone With The Wind and a few Marilyn Monroe flicks and I knew I had to get into uigizaji and I ended up loving it.

I was actually inspired kwa my family members. My cousins were in a play a few years back and I thought it looked neat, then my older sister started uigizaji and I followed in her foot steps. I played a character with one line in my 3rd grade musical. Then I performed another one in grade 5 where I had three lines. Then last mwaka I was going to be in a play, which got canceled because of some dumbasses ruining it (I would tell you, but its personal and I'd rather not get into it cause it makes me sad each time) But we performed a Variety Night (which is almost like our own play) and we made a CSI parody, remixed the song From this Moment on kwa Shania Twain, played the bargain duka Price is Right and even had our own commercials for some unique products.
And this mwaka I was in another play, which I had over 60 different lines in and I played a bitchy character whom everyone somehow LOVED. She was really fun to play :D
Hopefully I'll be able to perform another great play inayofuata year.

my mom, when my brother & i were little she used to play uigizaji games with us (mainly her inaonyesha us different emotions), when i decieded i whated to be an actress, she supported me 100%. she was, and is my biggest fan. hope your watching in heaven,mom.

There were a few different things that really inspired me to act. First was one of my favourite actresses Lizzy Caplan. After seeing her behind-the-scenes and seeing how fun it looked, I figured I'd give it a shot. Of course, I didn't make it my first time, but I got in Tech and Crew to stay involved in theater. It was so much fun to be around the other actors and actresses. It inspired me even more. I knew I had to get involved. After countless uigizaji and theater classes, I did get in a role. Now, whenever I see a new movie with really good uigizaji in it, I get zaidi and zaidi inspired to act.

As a small child, I loved doing skits (from about first grade au so). One siku in fifth grade, my mom suggested my brother and I audition for a community production of Oliver!. I was (and still am) incredibly shy, so I was extremely nervous, but I ended up loving it, and I've been uigizaji ever since :)

My mom signed me up for an uigizaji academy when I was 10, and I've been hooked ever since!

Since I grew up watching sinema when I was child. I always dream being in a movie someday and work with my inayopendelewa actors & actresses.