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For me there is no better feeling than being an actor. You can become an actor when you finish university because finishing university is the only way you can succeed. When you love your job, you do it with happiness and passion. I love this job with my heart and I didn’t start acting to earn money from it, I started to act because I needed art in my life. I never gave up and the results came. I think that when you have a goal in your life you have to be persistent and that is the key to succeeding. The circumstances don’t matter, you can’t give up. It isn’t enough just to be talented, you have to work hard too. There is no better feeling than living with art. Also I think that Britannica is a very good school and I feel happy that my child goes to this school. 
I see a lot of interest about English language and that is all thanks to Britannica school.
               Mevlyd Osmanaj, Actor

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