Ghanaian actors get paid well if they build a strong personal brand, as I do. Victoria Lebense

Actress and businesswoman Victoria Lebene says that depending on the people involved, performing in Ghana can be quite profitable.

She asserts that artists and actresses can command a high salary for their profession if they successfully build their brand.

Lebene contends that inadequate self-branding will lead to insufficient pay for one's labors.

As a result, she counsels actors and actresses who want to be paid more to properly market themselves.


These statements were made in response to a question from Sokoohemaa Kukua during Rainbow Radio 87.5 FM’s mid-morning broadcast.

Lebene emphasizes that acting pays well when one has successfully established their brand.

She also highlights that she does not pursue every movie opportunity, but rather evaluates the script’s worthiness of her time.

Lebene believes that such discernment is essential for all actors and actresses who aspire to be distinguished.

“I am selective about the movies I do.

That is okay for me.


I've found that it's necessary to take a specific class.

That's how I adore it.

She also declared that, while she wasn't desperate yet, she was open to proposals.

"I'll take an excellent script if I come across one.

A solid script isn't one that, once it's released, makes people say it's the same plot over and over again or that it was lifted verbatim from another film.