Larissa Amann Bernhard

Why I Want to Be an Actress Ever since I was little, I’ve dreamed of becoming an actress. Acting feels like magic to me — the kind that lets you escape your own world and step into someone else’s life. When I act, I can feel everything so deeply — love, pain, fear, hope — all the emotions that make us human. It’s like living a thousand different lives in one lifetime. I love the way acting lets me explore who I am by becoming someone completely different. For a moment, I can forget myself and truly be another person — feel what they feel, think what they think. It’s not about pretending; it’s about understanding people, about empathy, about truth. Acting gives me freedom. On stage or in front of a camera, I can express everything I’m too afraid to say in real life. It’s a safe space to be brave, to be vulnerable, to make others feel something real. For me, being an actress isn’t just a dream — it’s a way of breathing, of connecting with the world, of showing that stories can heal, inspire, and change hearts.