She is only 22 years old, and has already managed to release an album and act in theater and a TV series - and now she is landing her first film role in the film "Everyone is Waiting Only for Me". Noam Kleinstein continues in her family's footsteps and builds a stable career.
"The role in the film is the first filmed role I got hired," she says. "Until then I had only done theater and music. I came to the acting world in the wake of COVID-19. So I was in a military band, it was forbidden to gather and there was no meaning to my role. I sat at home and became depressed that I couldn't sing and make people happy. "They started offering me auditions, but I felt like I couldn't do it. That's how I came to study acting in front of a camera. I'm a pretty shy and inhibited person, and in recent years I've been learning to let myself be, and that's helped me a lot."
You managed to touch many areas at a very young age.
"It's an amazing privilege, and I have a lot to be thankful for and something to be proud of. On the other hand, I feel that I had a taste of it and a taste of it, and that I had not yet eaten the main course. I'm in a tasting. Actually, I'm still looking at the menu," she laughs.
Noam Kleinstein, from the film, photo: Vladimir Bikhovsky, courtesy of United King Films
What would you like to invest more in going forward?
"I used to be trapped in everything I thought I wanted to be: a creative artist playing the piano and talking about unrequited loves. Acting helped me escape this cliché, and not take myself too seriously. My friend, the talented actress Neta Roth, once told me that if an actor is intelligent enough, it doesn't matter what he does. And she's right, it all depends on the character I'm playing, whether it's a 4-year-old girl who is afraid of the dark, a girl in boarding school in a teen series, or in this case - Maya, who says what she thinks out loud and has no restraint. Later I will play in the musical 'Hair,' which will be staged soon."
And how not, the surname she carries has long since become obligatory, and if you ask Noam - her family unit was a school of success.
"I am especially proud to be both the daughter and sister of such talented people. I'm the first to tell you how this life isn't always as glamorous as it looks from the sidelines, and how hard you have to work. It gave me an example of how much effort it takes to do what I love, and I really appreciate getting that lesson from them. In the end, the casting directors and the audience don't care who my family is. In order to fulfill my dreams, I have to prove myself."
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