Noel Mirabal

Education

About me

Noel Mirabal served eight years of active duty until his enlistment ended with an honorable discharge in 2014. Carving a path toward the forefront of the entertainment industry was not initially part of his plans. While he did love watching movies, he never imagined finding himself on the screen instead of before it. But, his story demonstrates clearly that one’s calling may reveal itself even when people have thought they have their lives figured out already.

After finishing his service with the United States Coast Guard, Noel Mirabal stumbled across a casting notice that was in search of people with military experience. “I don’t know why I decided to submit a regular selfie, and my professional resume to the notice, but I did, and I didn’t think anything of it,” he shares. This decision would eventually maneuver him toward the summit.

Aside from the noteworthy fact that Noel Mirabal made his acting debut on the film Allegiant, he also turned heads for showing tremendous potential as a rookie actor. From there, the road ahead became clear — he would pursue a career in the field he fell in love with.

Today, this Miami Dade College alumnus, who graduated with dual Associates in Criminal Justice and Arts in Drama, has graced numerous shows. His acting career first started blossoming when he played supporting roles in multiple television shows out of Atlanta, Georgia. Laboring his way skywards, Noel Mirabal secured a recurring role as “Joelito Sanchez” in the comedy series “Hialeah.” He also appeared as “Detective Luis Sanchez” in Discovery ID’s “Grave Mysteries.”

Additionally, Noel Mirabal has taken center stage in several TV and Internet advertisements, such as Kentucky Fried Chicken’s “Rodaje,” Ford Puerto Rico’s “Holidays,” Simple Mobile’s “Dude,” and GoGo SqueeZ, as well as the “H.I.V Awareness Campaign” initiated by Florida’s Department of Health.

Skills

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