Kent Faulcon is a multi-talented individual, boasting a plethora of skills in the entertainment industry. Not only is he a proficient actor, but he is also a writer and director, having helmed numerous projects throughout his career.
One of his most notable directing credits is the DC superhero series "Naomi", which is executive produced by the renowned Ava Duvernay for the CW. Faulcon's work on this project showcases his ability to bring complex characters and storylines to life on screen.
In addition to his work on "Naomi", Faulcon has also directed several award-winning feature films, including "Sister's Keeper". This critically acclaimed film demonstrates his skill in crafting compelling narratives and developing memorable characters.
Faulcon's impressive resume also includes directing episodes of Amazon's "Bougie Dilemma", a single-camera, half-hour spec pilot titled "Brothers-In-Law", and a sci-fi mystery short film called "Just a Phase". These diverse projects highlight his versatility as a director and his ability to adapt to different genres and formats.
As an actor, Faulcon has had an extensive and successful career, with memorable roles in films such as "Selma", "Men in Black", "American Beauty", and "NCIS". He has also appeared in numerous television shows, including "Blackish" and many others.
