Benyapa Jeenprasom

Benyapa Jeenprasom, known professionally by her nickname View, is a talented Thai actress born on June 4, 2002, who has emerged as a significant figure in Thailand's contemporary entertainment landscape since her debut in 2019. She first stepped into the spotlight after achieving the second runner-up position in the Miss Teen Thailand 2017 pageant, which paved the way for her signing with GMMTV, one of the country's most prominent talent agencies and production houses. Standing at 172 cm, View possesses a striking presence that has helped her secure diverse roles across multiple genres, from romantic comedies to psychological horror and science fiction dramas. She completed her secondary education at Streesmutprakan School before earning a bachelor's degree in acting and directing for cinema from Srinakharinwirot University's College of Social Communication Innovation in 2024, demonstrating her dedication to mastering both the theoretical and practical aspects of performance arts.

Her career trajectory showcases remarkable versatility, beginning with her debut role as Carrot in the 2019 series Blacklist. She subsequently appeared in popular productions such as 2gether and The Shipper (2020), where she played Phingphing. Benyapa gained substantial recognition for her portrayal of the 15-year-old Jarunee in the coming-of-age science fiction series 55:15 Never Too Late (2021), a performance that highlighted her ability to embody complex youthful characters. She continued to build her filmography with roles in Star in My Mind (2022), The Three GentleBros (2022), and the film My Precious (2023), while taking on leading roles such as Lookzo in 10 Years Ticket and Praew in Moonlight Chicken. Her performance as Fuji in the suspense-horror series Home School (2023) and as Aylin, a neurodivergent lesbian character in the groundbreaking girls' love series 23.5 (2024), earned her critical acclaim and expanded her fanbase significantly. Looking ahead to 2025 and 2026, View continues to explore sapphic narratives in series such as Us and Sweet Tooth, Good Dentist alongside Rattanawadee Wongthong. She is also set to star in Girl Rules and Bake Love Felling, cementing her status as a versatile and boundary-pushing performer in Thai television.