Cara Noel

Cara Noel (born Cara Lynn Anderson) is an American actress. Known for both her comedic and dramatic performances, she has acted in many short films which led to receiving the Best Actress award for her work in The Rift at the Colorado Film Festival in 2016. She then appeared in her first dramatic feature film Tattletale Corpse, followed with The Watchman's Edict and her first television drama series Hustler: the series, as well as, co-starring in Beyond Scope. Noel began her acting career several years after relocating to Florida in the 1990's, exploring various roles in the entertainment field at Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. After taking a break from entertainment to complete a degree in the Health and Fitness field, she returned to her passion for acting in 2015, where she began extensive training at Truthful Acting Studios with a focus in the Sanford Meisner technique. Noel also took classes in long form improvisation, stunt and combat training, as well as, workshops in movement and physicality. In 2017, Noel visited Los Angeles for several months exploring film doing stand-in and background work on 26 different shows such as NCIS, The Morning Show, Lethal Weapon, Curb Your Enthusiasm, etc. She returned to Central Florida to expand her experience and training by delving into theater. Her latest project was at Theater on the Edge in Eric Bogosian's production of Talk Radio followed shortly after by her first Ten Minute Tuesday performance in "Hallmark Doesn't Make Cards for Us" with Pheonix Tears Productions.