Fredgy Noël is a Haitian-American director, writer, and editor based in New York City, known for female-driven stories that blend documentary and narrative techniques with a visual style rooted in her dance background and MTV-era music videos. She began her career at MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, and BET (2007–2019), directing promos, PSAs, and writing for series including MTV's "Catfish" and Freeform's Marvel "Cloak and Dagger" digital series. Her award-winning short films—"Milking It" (Gold Remi, Worldfest Houston), "The Dogfriend" (Programmer's Choice, Bushwick Film Festival), and "New York Day Women" (NYU First Run Award, Tribeca 2025)—have screened at Tribeca, BFI Flare, DocNYC, and Outfest. In commercials, she directed Planned Parenthood's "Stand with Black Women" and Anthem Gold-winning "End Abortion Stigma," Jergens' mother-daughter skincare campaign, Dr. Martens' "Alt. Underground NYC" filmmaker series, and the Clio Bronze-winning TBS/TNT/truTV "More Brand Campaign." Her BET Breast Cancer Awareness PSA earned a Promax Gold Award. Noël holds an MFA from Hunter College and is completing a second MFA at NYU. She founded Subjective Inventory Films and is working with Fresh Film and ArtClass.