Noelle Foster

Noelle Foster studied the dramatic arts at the Beverly Hills Playhouse and appeared in television, commercials, and independent film and theater. She went on to study Creative Writing at the City College of San Francisco, where she focused on Film History and Screenwriting, among other literary disciplines. Noelle's debut film, "Martha & Dee Visit the 5th Dimension" played at film festivals throughout the United States, taking first place at the San Francisco New Media Film Festival and the U.S. Super 8 & Digital Film Festival. It is was licensed by HD Shorts International for broadcasting on cable television. She is also a recipient of the Gaia award for screen writing which is "to encourage and inspire contemplative, meditative, spiritual and inspirational films and scripts. The award is presented to the person who seeks to elucidate and improve the spiritual quality of all life on the planet, and contributes to the betterment of the world spirit." Noelle is a poet, a published fiction author, and a member of the Squaw Valley Community of Writers. She lives in Northern California where she writes screenplays and teaches acting to children of all ages.