Popular Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson has encourage movie directors and crew members to take it upon themselves to train and nurture prospective film makers or individuals who show interest in becoming actors.
Citing herself as a classical example of conscious growth and training, the multiple award-winning actress confessed that she was not the best of actresses the Ghanaian movie industry had when she started acting but grew in the industry and developed her craft.
Yvonne also stressed that movie directors, producers and casting officers could train and nurture people into becoming good actors and film makers even if they weren’t born with the craft.
“When I started acting, I was whack. I didn’t know all the stuffs I know now. So, for some ittakes a while for them to pick up, some are also naturals. They are born naturals; I have learnt on the job and have become who I am now. I believe a Director, a Producer or a Casting Director can pick people and help them even though it will take time”, she told Kokonsa Kester on Y 107.9 FM during the ‘Weekend Rush’ show.
Yvonne Nelson accompanied by Jackline Mensah and Anthony Woode was on Y 107.9 FM to promote her new movie titled ‘Fifty Fifty’.
The movie is set to premiere at the Silver Bird Cinemas on 21st May, 2020 at 7:00 PM exactly.
By: Caleb Asante Annor
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