Être à l'aise avec l'inconnu | Wissam Saliba | TEDxNDULouaize

L'acteur Wissam Saliba évoque l'avenir incertain qui attend les jeunes d'aujourd'hui. À partir de ses propres réussites et échecs, il explique pourquoi beaucoup de gens craignent davantage le succès que l'échec. Son intervention retrace aussi son parcours, de ses premières apparitions à l'écran jusqu'à sa formation au Liban et à Los Angeles. Elle a été donnée lors de TEDxNDULouaize, un événement organisé de façon indépendante selon le format TED.

• Pourquoi le succès peut faire plus peur que l'échec
• Expériences personnelles dans le métier d'acteur
• Formation au Liban et à Los Angeles

In this inspirational talk, Wissam Saliba targets the unknown future that awaits the youth of today. He takes his audience on a journey of personal successes and failures showing them why we are more afraid of the former than of the latter. Although Wissam's first experience in front of the camera came at the age of 5, his passion for acting ignited at 12, solidifying it as his career goal. After graduating from Elie Lahoud's conservatory, Wissam left for LA to pursue acting. He graduated from the prestigious Stella Adler Studio and UCLA, earning degrees in both acting and directing. He further honed his craft at Brian Reise's studio in Hollywood. He performed in several plays, short films, and independent features in LA. His portrayal of Lord Capulet received positive reviews in the LA Times, and his role in the Fox TV movie "Ballistica" gained recognition throughout the Middle East. Wissam decided to return to Lebanon to be closer to family and further propel his acting and producing career. He has since pursued his dream project and launched his own podcast, "At Wissam's". He remains actively involved in various acting projects. Adding to public speaking events in LA and Lebanon, Wissam gives seminars and workshops. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx