Zoë Noëlle Carter, a multilingual and ethnically ambiguous actress/model, was born on September 10, 2003, in the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana.
As a young infant, she began her acting career at just seven months old, when she was cast as "The Baby" in Maverick Entertainment's direct-to-DVD feature film, "Black Saturday."
Throughout her childhood, Zoë continued to hone her craft, participating in numerous beauty and talent pageants across the country. At the tender age of 11 months, she won Best Overall in the New Star Discovery Talent Pageant, and at three years old, she took home another Best Overall top honor in the Page Parkes Model and Talent Pageant, held in Houston, Texas.
As she grew older, Zoë landed extra roles in several films in and around the New Orleans/Hollywood South region. One of her most notable early roles was as an extra in the birthday party scene of the feature film "Sinners and Saints" (2010),which starred veteran actors Tom Berenger and Method Man.
Zoë's big breakthrough role came when she was specifically requested to audition for a lead role in Bishop T.D. Jakes' feature film, "Woman ThouArt Loosed: On the Seventh Day." After excelling through three rounds of auditions, she earned the coveted opportunity to star as "Mikayla Ames," the daughter of Blair Underwood and Sharon Leal, in the award-winning kidnapping suspense thriller released in Spring 2012.
As her star continued to rise, Zoë and her PR team traveled the country, giving radio and news interviews, and making high-profile red carpet appearances in support of the film.
In September 2014, Zoë was honored with the opportunity to present the "Best Comedy" award at the 4th Annual NAFTA African Oscars, held at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, California.
Today, Zoë is represented by talent agent Terry McNeal in the New Orleans and Atlanta markets, and continues to pursue her passion for acting and modeling.
