Naomi Glick
- Actress
- Producer
- Writer
Naomi Glick is an artist. Beginning at age three Naomi took tap dance and ballet classes. She first acted on stage at age five. Naomi was accepted into an elementary school for the performing arts (Buckman Arts Focus Elementary School) and resided in Portland with her family and friends until 1995 when her family moved. At nine she played Baloo in, "The Jungle Book" for a school musical. In a middle-school production of, "Fiddler on the Roof" she played Chava. Naomi was very participatory at Mercer Island High School with Varsity Cheerleading, a BRIDGES leadership program, Volunteer Outreach In Communities Everywhere, Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE), Israel Solidarity and Drama clubs, Natural Helpers, JV Tennis, and Island Sound (performance choir). At 17 she did a nine a - five p M-F program, "Young Actors Professional Intensive", and a Performance Internship in, "Wonderful Town" at the 5th Ave Theatre (in downtown Seattle).
Upon considering where to go to college Naomi decided acting was that which most compelled her between singing, dancing, and acting.
Found true passion while attending the University of Washington Seattle, with private acting for the camera classes three years outside college. Bob booked her first film audition (Ginger, "World's Greatest Dad" by Bobcat Goldthwait & produced by Darko Entertainment in 2009).
Naomi's next filming project, "God Bless America" by Bobcat Goldthwait 2011 felt like a highlight because she met Sean Mckittrick. Sean said, "I hear you're great to work with." and "I could see doing a Bobcat film once a year.".
Her first professional lead roles were in a couple student films around LA/Orange County, and Jean Rice in John Osborne's, "The Entertainer" (on stage in LA, 2014).
Upon considering where to go to college Naomi decided acting was that which most compelled her between singing, dancing, and acting.
Found true passion while attending the University of Washington Seattle, with private acting for the camera classes three years outside college. Bob booked her first film audition (Ginger, "World's Greatest Dad" by Bobcat Goldthwait & produced by Darko Entertainment in 2009).
Naomi's next filming project, "God Bless America" by Bobcat Goldthwait 2011 felt like a highlight because she met Sean Mckittrick. Sean said, "I hear you're great to work with." and "I could see doing a Bobcat film once a year.".
Her first professional lead roles were in a couple student films around LA/Orange County, and Jean Rice in John Osborne's, "The Entertainer" (on stage in LA, 2014).
