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Mosa Kambule is a 23 year old Actor from Lisburn (originally from South Africa). Mosa began his career by filming his own skits and posting them on social media where he gained a lot of attention. Mosa then became an extra on several popular TV shows including Line Of Duty and has worked on commercials and short films.
What would you be best known for?
OCG Member that made sex noises on Line Of Duty.
What would you consider your biggest achievement?
Being able to do what I love.
What has been your biggest challenge to date?
Being able to find an agent. But I was consistent and kept applying to different agents until one trusted in me and I trusted in them.
Tell us a little about your personal life, hobbies etc?
I’m 23 years old, I’m a support worker/care worker. I’m also a boxer. I box out of Holy Trinity Boxing Club.
I played football all my life but I wanted a change that could improve me as an individual and grow confidence. That led to me beginning to box when I was 16. I’m sporty and active in general I love to keep fit. I still play football as a hobby and basketball with my little brother.
I’ve recently became a Personal Trainer. @EnvisionGreatnessPT. At the moment I take my clients on outdoor workouts.
But one thing that brings me happiness is being a source of someone else’s entertainment in a positive way.
Tell us about your most recent work?
My most recent work has been a lot of commercials lately. With brands such as, Ulster Rugby, Open Reach , Road Safety and a TCL Mobile Commercial.Â
What would you like us to tell people about?
You can keep updated on my life and progress of my career through my social media platforms:
Instagram: @iam. MosaKambule
Twitter: @iam.MosaKambule
Always be you, always do you, always be GREAT.
What would your advice be to young people hoping to pursue the same industry?
Never give up on yourself and your dream. Other peoples opinions should never exceed your own opinion of yourself and be grateful for every position you get.
Who do you look up to and why?
Denzel Washington and Will Smith. They paved the way for young black actors making and allowing us believe in ourselves, allowing us to see that acting was an attainable dream to have. I also look up to my younger self. I got jumped when I was younger, I could have gave up, but my younger self kept going and because of that I’m still here today.