Speaking candidly during a recent interview with 9Entertain, Saint invited potential employers and clients to contact him for opportunities both in front of and behind the camera.
Saint jokingly said that he was currently “short of cash” and genuinely wanted people to hire him. His lighthearted delivery framed the comment as an open call for new opportunities rather than a disclosure of a serious financial crisis.
The actor emphasized that his skills extend beyond acting. He said he is open to acting roles, hosting engagements, video-editing work, production assignments, and opportunities across different media platforms.
Saint also joked that clients could receive a complete service by hiring him, presenting himself as someone capable of handling several parts of a project.
A new chapter after IDOLFACTORY
Saint’s remarks come as he enters a new stage of his career following his departure from IDOLFACTORY, where he worked as an executive, producer, and artist.
In November 2025, IDOLFACTORY announced that Saint had resigned as the company’s CEO and returned the shares he held in the company and its affiliates. Saint subsequently confirmed that he had also resigned as a director and ended his artist and acting contract with IDOLFACTORY, effective November 13, 2025.
During his time with the company, Saint helped develop and produce projects including Secret Crush on You, GAP: The Series, The Sign, The Loyal Pin, and My Sweetheart Jom.
His transition away from IDOLFACTORY provides relevant context for his current openness to acting, hosting, editing, production, and independent content opportunities. However, neither Saint nor IDOLFACTORY has connected his departure to his recent comment about needing money.
Reflecting on the growth of BL
Saint also reflected on the transformation of Thailand’s BL entertainment industry, having experienced its rapid international growth firsthand.
He rose to widespread recognition through his role as Pete in the 2018 Thai BL series Love By Chance. He later expanded his career beyond acting by becoming involved in the development and production of entertainment projects.
According to Saint, the industry continues to change as online platforms grow alongside traditional television. He suggested that artists and producers who recognize those changes early will be better positioned to adapt.
Rather than limiting himself to one type of project or platform, Saint said he remains open to different formats and opportunities as the entertainment landscape evolves.
More YouTube content could be coming
Saint also said he may devote more time to producing YouTube content whenever he has space between assignments—or if new jobs do not arrive.
His comments presented YouTube as another outlet through which he can remain active and create content independently.
The interview also covered Saint’s recent experience hosting a government-related event for the first time. He described the assignment as exciting and discussed learning the more formal language and protocols the occasion required.
Ultimately, Saint’s remarks served as a playful but direct invitation to potential employers: whether the opportunity involves acting, hosting, editing, production, or another kind of creative work, he is available and willing to adapt.