A few simple questions sparked the creation of Vactors.
What if you could voice a beloved character from a movie or TV show and step into
their world?
What if discovering and performing a play's script made you even more excited to
watch it live, comparing your interpretation with a professional's?
What if a book you love transformed into an interactive script, allowing you to
role-play a character? Would that make the story even more endearing?
Why Vactors matters
Vactors releases the emotions from the words
Poems and scripts are stories told in different forms. They are not just arrangements of words. They carry
human feeling, memory, imagination and experience.
A poem is not just beautiful language. It is feeling shaped into words.A script is not just dialogue. Whether it is drama, comedy, mystery or thriller, it
is built around human desire, conflict, humour, fear, tenderness, flaws and the imperfect choices that
make us human.
Vactors was created to help release the emotions behind these words as they are voiced. In doing so, voicing
can become expressive, cathartic and even healing.
Being human, in the age of AI
With AI becoming so pervasive in many aspects of our lives, it brings into sharp focus what makes us human.
AI may help us arrange words — organising our thoughts, sharpening our language and clarifying our meaning —
but it does not live the human condition.
The human reason behind the words must remain human. And Vactors lets us be human through our voice.
Our mission
Through poems and scripts, Vactors helps people give voice to emotion.
We believe voicing words is more than reading aloud. It is a way for people to express what they feel,
discover what their voice can carry, and share that feeling with others. It can be therapeutic, cathartic and
even healing.
Meet the people behind Vactors.
Randy Ang
Co-Founder · School Outreach & Operations
Randy leads school outreach and keeps Vactors’ business operations running smoothly behind the scenes.
Renaldo Lianto
Co-Founder · Technology
Renaldo leads the programming and technical development of Vactors, building the platform that brings its
voice-recording and storytelling features to life.
Benson Loo
Co-Founder · Partnerships & Content
Benson leads partnerships, business development and content curation for Vactors, connecting creators,
communities and stories that are ready to be voiced.
A Poem That Represents Us
Emily Dickinson's “A Word is Dead” captures something close to the spirit of Vactors.
A word is dead
When it is said,
Some say.
I say it just
Begins to live
That day.
— Emily Dickinson, “A Word is Dead”
Words come alive on Vactors as they pass through breath, rhythm, pause, tone and personal interpretation. The
same words can sound different in every voice, because each person gives them a different life.
Ready to give words a voice?
Join Vactors and discover how poems and scripts — stories told in different forms — can be voiced, shared and
brought to life.
