Pramote Seangsorn

Pramote Seangsorn, a multifaceted Thai artist, has made his mark as a singer, model, and actor. His entry into the entertainment realm was largely influenced by Pote Anon, leading to his breakout role in the film "Rolling." His father played a pivotal role in guiding his early career, which included the release of a solo album through RS Pro Motion.

Pramote pursued his education at Sripatum University, specializing in Mass Communication. He debuted in the film industry at just 16 years old, sharing the screen with notable actors like Sornram. His early work in "Rolling" depicted a compelling story of a junior who suffers a serious injury after a confrontation with a senior, requiring hospitalization.

Over the years, Pramote starred in several acclaimed films, including "Sasaw Frustration" (1992), "Cracked 4 Love," "Greedy, Angry, Bad" (1999), and "Ghost Three Baht" (1991). In 1996, he released his debut and only music album, titled "Mote," featuring the hit single "Waite," which was well-received under the R.S. label.

From 2002 to 2006, Pramote shifted his focus away from acting, but returned in 2006 with a short film titled "Tsu," part of a project dedicated to the tsunami disaster. He also explored the indie music scene by creating several music videos, further showcasing his diverse talents in the arts.