New York City, Nov 1, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - When moving across the country to Los Angeles in 2017, just weeks after he graduated high school, Noah was quickly able to do what he always did best and that was garnering the respect and proper attention from the right people. After scraping around the city, in and out of different places to sleep, and taking up just about every quick cash job, but most importantly not changing who he was or what he knew, It was then where Noah would find himself in front of those "people," which most would call their idols and, or celebrity hero's.
It wasn't long before Noah would meet a gentleman by the name of Brett Paul, (President of Warner Television) while working on a background set. Brett, who would give Noah a piece of advice that he would carry on through his years here in LA;
"You'll get your opportunity, and you may only get it once, so be ready for it, and that will determine the type of person you will become", Brett said.
Shortly after Noah would go on to book his first Hollywood role, which was a recurring guest star role on the new Netflix comedy, Family Reunion, where he portrays the role of "Young Jeb," then going on to sign to representation across the board and booking numerous other prominent roles after that. Most people who try to break into "Hollywood," it may take them years if not decades, but for one to see and hear what Noah has done in a short span of three years, it seems almost unreal.
Fast forward to today, Noah is still doing what he does best on and off the camera while giving back at an ever faster speed, "It's not about me, it's about us, or why else would I be here? If every job and profession paid the same salary, what would you do and if you were the only person left living on earth, what would you want," Noah says. From writing songs for some of your favorite artist to dropping music of his own and racking in millions of streams to starting his own media company, to then playing 'Bo Lemming" on the hit series All American on the CW, then "Omar" in Netflix's "Dear White People", to many more roles and more to come, Noah is a star in the sky, and he's already there, now it's just a matter of time before everyone notices that star.
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