Noah Greenly
- Ator
Noah Greenly
is an American actor, director, and musician. He is of Filipino, Swiss and French ancestry. Growing up in Reno, Nevada, Greenly spent most of his teen years at a local performing arts studio.
He began acting in commercials and music videos at age 14 before landing a lead role as Dean in 10 SYLLABLES, an award winning short film by Emily Skyle centered around the #metoo movement. While in high school Noah directed and acted in short films and sketches with his friends. After graduating high school, at age 18, he decided to move to Los Angeles, California, to pursue a life in the creative arts. Since then, Noah has starred in the award winning short film WESLEY directed by Travis Andrade which explores the impact of a pervasive gun culture on the developing psychology of an eleven-year-old boy.
When asked how long he plans to continue acting Noah Greenly stated, "For as long as I can breathe. Acting gives me the ability to explore the world from a different set of eyes. In this way, it has acted as a sort of therapeutic experience, giving me perspective when I need it most." With strong interests in the entirety of the entertainment world, it's safe to say that Noah will continue acting and hopes to write, direct and produce well into the future.
is an American actor, director, and musician. He is of Filipino, Swiss and French ancestry. Growing up in Reno, Nevada, Greenly spent most of his teen years at a local performing arts studio.
He began acting in commercials and music videos at age 14 before landing a lead role as Dean in 10 SYLLABLES, an award winning short film by Emily Skyle centered around the #metoo movement. While in high school Noah directed and acted in short films and sketches with his friends. After graduating high school, at age 18, he decided to move to Los Angeles, California, to pursue a life in the creative arts. Since then, Noah has starred in the award winning short film WESLEY directed by Travis Andrade which explores the impact of a pervasive gun culture on the developing psychology of an eleven-year-old boy.
When asked how long he plans to continue acting Noah Greenly stated, "For as long as I can breathe. Acting gives me the ability to explore the world from a different set of eyes. In this way, it has acted as a sort of therapeutic experience, giving me perspective when I need it most." With strong interests in the entirety of the entertainment world, it's safe to say that Noah will continue acting and hopes to write, direct and produce well into the future.
