Pamela Jean Noble

Pamela Jean Noble will be starring in film with R&B singer DeVante

When Pamela Jean Noble began acting on television and modeling for commercials at age five as a hobby, she never imagined that years later these experience will lead her to a major role in a compelling film and a spot in a worldwide online art gallery.

The 21-year-old Fontana resident co-starred two years ago in the movie “Resurrection Mary,” about a legendary ghost story and a high school student during the 1930s.

She was also an All-American model for the January issue of Surf Illustrated.

Today, Pamela Jean is filming and recording work for her new movie (as of yet untitled) together with DeVante from the R&B group Jodeci; she is a model for TAPOUT, a mixed martial arts clothing company; and she still finds time to study at California State University San Bernardino, majoring in kinesiology.

“I’m constantly working as a model, singing country music and acting. It’s my passion, I don’t see myself doing something different,” said Pamela Jean. “It is very hard to break into the business and you have to be very well prepared, that’s why I am constantly studying and learning new techniques.”

A native of Los Angeles who grew up in Fontana, Pamela Jean hopes to film an action movie soon and dreams of one day performing at the House of Blues in the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.

“I performed at the House of Blues when I was 14 and I remember having stage fright, but when the song started I felt very relaxed,” she said. “I don’t know where my singing career is heading, but for now I’m focusing on the album we are recording in Las Vegas.

“I’ve been told many times that no country music label is going to take me because there are too many blondes, and I’m not going to dye my hair.”

A graduate of Kaiser High School, Pamela Jean went through many obstacles during her early years. School officials wanted to drop her out because she constantly missed school due to auditions and work traveling, said her father Dale Noble, a film producer.

Fortunately, her drive to become a star never faded and now Pamela Jean is enjoying the results. Last year, Pamela Jean bought a house in a quiet neighborhood in San Bernardino, where she spends her time preparing for auditions or a role in a film.

“I like my neighborhood because it is very quiet on a Friday night. I am a very shy person and I also like my space, that’s why I could never live in the Los Angeles area — it’s too noisy,” said Pamela Jean.

Responsible, mature, and passion-driven could be good descriptions of Pamela Jean, who during her childhood refused to audition for the Disney and Nickelodeon channels and for soap operas because “they tied your hands and don’t have a good acting reputation.”

Over the years, Pamela Jean has worked in several long and short films including “Social Theory Revised” and has appeared in several music videos and commercials.

To acquire better acting skills, Pamela Jean follows closely the work of Sandra Bullock, Meryl Streep, and Angelina Jolie, among other female actresses, and wishes to one day work next to Christina Bale, star of the 2008 movie “Terminator Salvation.”

Pamela Jean, who is currently training to do her own action stunts for future movies, understands that to make her dream come true, she will have to work hard — advice she gives to young aspiring models, singers and actresses.

“It is possible to achieve dreams but it’s not free. I understand there are challenges and obstacles ahead, but with hard work all of them can be demolished,” she said.

By ALEJANDRO CANO
Fontana Herald News

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