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About Noam

Noam is a young freelance artist and native New Yorker. Noam has been a journalist and plans to put in some more of his creative energy towards his journalism as well as his career in art.


Noam Steinerman is a highly skilled artist and filmmaker with a BFA in Visual Arts from Rutgers University, Mason Gross School of the Arts. He has honed his technical skills through internships and workshops, including a six-week intensive summer workshop at Manhattan Edit Workshop. With experience in graphic design, video editing, and editorial work on Adobe Premiere Pro projects, Noam has a strong understanding of the creative process and the ability to bring stories to life through his visuals. He has demonstrated his exceptional talent through notable achievements such as filming and editing a short film presented at San Diego Comic-Con and serving as editor of "Valiant Voices," a monthly series on Valiant's YouTube channel. Noam's passion for storytelling and dedication to his craft make him a valuable asset to any organization or project.



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