Hi! I’m Noah Warren, a marketing and communications professional with a passion for social media, photography, videography, and digital storytelling. I’ve always been drawn to the creative side of communication, finding the right image, message, or idea that can capture someone’s attention and turn it into a meaningful connection.
I earned both my B.A. in Communication Studies and M.A. in Integrated Marketing Communication from the University of North Carolina Wilmington. During graduate school, I expanded my understanding of marketing beyond simply creating content, developing skills in brand strategy, audience engagement, campaign development, and integrated communication. The experience challenged me to think about not only what makes content visually compelling, but also the strategy and purpose behind it.
Since graduating, I’ve had the opportunity to put those skills into practice across several professional environments. My work has included developing social media strategies, managing brand accounts across multiple platforms, creating and scheduling content, photographing products and people, shooting and editing short-form video, writing promotional copy, coordinating talent, and supporting campaigns and events. These experiences have allowed me to work on both sides of the creative process. From developing an idea and planning how it should be executed to picking up the camera and bringing that idea to life.
Photography and video have become an especially important part of my creative work. I enjoy capturing content that feels authentic to the people and brands I work with while still being intentional about how it fits into a larger visual identity.
IMC Practitioner & Digital Storyteller
Whether I’m behind the camera, editing a video, developing a content calendar, writing copy, or brainstorming the next campaign, I enjoy finding ways to combine creativity with strategy.
I created this portfolio to showcase that journey. Here, you’ll find work from my graduate studies alongside projects from my professional career, reflecting how my skills, style, and approach to storytelling have evolved over time.
At the center of my work is a simple goal: create something worth stopping for, and give people a reason to remember it.