Being part of the You’re Awesome community has meant so much to me. As an actor, this journey can feel lonely at times, and having a space where I feel supported, encouraged, and understood makes a huge difference. It reminds me to stop overthinking, trust that I’m enough, and just do the thing. I’m grateful to have found people who make me feel seen, supported, and reminded that I don’t have to do this alone.🫶🏽 To being enough and doing the thing!✌🏽

I LOVE THIS COMMUNITY! I have been a member here for 4 months and the people here keep me company on this actor path every day! The price tag is minimal for the priceless feeling of actors all over the world who have your back. We learn from each other, cheer for each other and support one another in the most beautiful organic way. I have seen lives changed over and over through the power of this community. "Amateurs compete, professionals collaborate". That's what we do here, come and see!!

I absolutely love being part of this Community! ❤️ One of my favorite things about this group is getting to connect with so many talented and inspiring people from all around the world. It’s amazing to learn, share experiences, and grow alongside people who are just as passionate about acting. Being part of this community has also helped me build so much more confidence in myself as an actress. It’s encouraged me to step outside my comfort zone and to trust myself more.

I love this group, so many amazing people, challenges to keep me acting and engaged, weekly meetings to continue to meet other creatives and hone our craft. I even met someone on here who was able to get me a PA job! Lots of opportunities and ways to continue to grow

I’ve been in many acting programs and communities, and this one is the most loving, supportive, and influential—bar none. It’s so much more than acting: we can share songs, dance, pitch ideas, learn, create, and support one another through every part of the journey. When I’d fallen into a slump, this community inspired me to submit again, create consistently, and take my work more seriously. It reminds me that art isn’t only a career—it’s a way of living, and we don’t have to do it alone.