Joe Karam, a multilingual talent, has made a significant impact in the film industry by taking on principal roles in over 75 productions, with his first 50 IMDb credits earned within a remarkably short span of two years.
Born in Beirut during the Civil War to a Christian family of French and Lebanese descent, Karam was raised in Paris, where he received a Jesuit education. At the tender age of seventeen, he made the bold decision to pursue the American Dream, leaving his native France behind.
Karam's journey to the United States was marked by significant achievements, as he went on to earn three college degrees from Stanford University, including a teaching award. His academic pursuits were accompanied by a diverse range of extracurricular activities, including generating a dozen patents as an inventor at Google, composing piano scores for film and dance, and raising funds for cancer research.
In addition to his many accomplishments, Karam has also demonstrated his athleticism by completing long course triathlons, swimming across the Golden Gate, and earning his airman certificate as a private glider pilot.
