About Fredgy Noël

Fredgy Noël is a Haitian American filmmaker based in New York City whose work explores identity, reinvention, and contradiction. Blending humor with emotional honesty, her storytelling often centers Black women navigating systems of visibility, power, and belonging.

She is a recent graduate of the MFA Graduate Film program at New York University and the recipient of the Spike Lee Production Grant and the Sandra Ifraimova Production Fund. Noël received the Programmer’s Choice Award at the Bushwick Film Festival, a Bronze Clio Award, and a Gold Promax Award for her commercial work. Her short film New York Day Women received the Achievement in Experimental Craft Award from New York University and premiered at the Tribeca Festival, where Noël has screened work twice, before being selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick.

Her work has also screened at festivals including BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival, Outfest, and DOC NYC. In addition to narrative filmmaking, Noël has directed award-winning commercial and branded work for companies including Planned Parenthood, NBCUniversal, and Jergens, and is also a multi-screen visual artist whose work has been exhibited at Museum of the City of New York.