Ghanaian actress Ama K. Abebrese has opened up about the challenges she has faced in her acting career. In an interview with Joy Prime, she revealed that acting requires a high level of resilience due to the frequent rejection and disappointment that actors often experience.

Abebrese shared that she has attended countless auditions throughout her career, but has only secured a limited number of roles. She described the experience as “building you up and pushing you down,” emphasizing the emotional toll it can take.

Despite the challenges, Abebrese has remained determined and focused on her craft. She believes that the rejection has helped her to refine her skills and motivated her to continue pursuing acting opportunities.

The actress also reflected on her career, noting that she has appeared in only about twenty films over the years. However, she expressed satisfaction with the quality of her work, prioritizing impact over quantity.

Abebrese is best known for her roles in films such as “Beast of No Nation,” “Sinking Sands,” “Double-Cross,” and “Azali.” Her contributions to the Ghanaian and international film industry have earned her recognition and respect.