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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 16 MIN

Noah Centineo on The Recruit, Storytelling, and Creative Growth (Re-Upload)

from On Creativity with Paula Wallace · host SCAD

How do you redefine your creative identity under the global spotlight? In this episode of On Creativity, SCAD President Paula Wallace sits down with actor and producer Noah Centineo. Known to millions as the breakout star of Netflix’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, Noah has spent recent years expanding his range in the DC Universe’s Black Adam and as the lead and executive producer of the hit CIA thriller The Recruit. Recorded at the 2025 SCAD TVfest, where Noah received the Distinguished Performance Award, this conversation explores the discipline required to transition from "internet boyfriend" to a versatile leading man and savvy producer. Key Highlights: The Producer’s Mindset: Why Noah stepped behind the camera for The Recruit. Action vs. Comedy: The physical and mental preparation for the DC Universe and spy thrillers. Impact & Activism: Using his platform for social change through Favored Nations. Advice for Young Actors: Noah’s tips on staying grounded and finding "the work" amidst the fame.

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