Noah Garret’s journey from a young martial arts prodigy to a respected leader in the film industry spans more than 15 years. He began training at just three years old under the guidance of legendary stunt coordinator and martial artist Pat Johnson, laying the foundation for a lifelong dedication to movement, discipline, and performance.

Raised in a creative household—with a father who taught filmmaking and camera production at the Art Institute—and fueled by a deep love for theatre, Noah’s path toward film was inevitable. He seamlessly merged his martial arts background with a growing passion for storytelling, camera work, and action design.

Today, Noah is recognized as a leading force in the action film industry. His work is defined by a rare blend of martial arts mastery, curiosity and love for rigging, passion for motor sports, filmmaking knowledge, and innovative stunt design. By combining traditional stunt techniques with modern approaches, he brings a fresh, dynamic perspective to action storytelling.

In 2021, Noah took a major milestone in his career when he earned his director’s chair upon joining the Stuntmen’s Association of Motion Picture—becoming one of the youngest members ever invited. This achievement solidified his reputation as one of the most versatile and accomplished professionals in the field.