Draft:Pascal Michel

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Pascal Michel is a Haitian-American actor from Brooklyn, New York, best known for his role as Martial in the Haitian-American dramedy series Tí Blan.^[1]

Michel was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and is a first-generation Haitian American.

He attended the State University of New York at Old Westbury, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. He went on to earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Entrepreneurial Studies from Long Island University (LIU Brooklyn).

Michel began his formal acting training in 2022 at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting, followed by extensive professional technique workshops at Stella Adler, Atlantic Acting School, and One on One NYC.

In 2024, he was cast as Martial in Tí Blan, created and written by Noah Petion Laforest and directed by Dwight Ellis Jr.^[1][2] The series explores themes of Haitian-American identity, culture, and family dynamics centered around a struggling restaurant.^[1] The pilot premiered on the 2026 film festival circuit, winning the Best Episodic Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at NFFTY (Next Film Festival for Talented Youth) and being named an Official Selection in the Episodic Series Competition at the 30th Anniversary American Black Film Festival (ABFF).^[3][4]

Michel's other feature film credits include the roles of Marcus in Blood & Ice and Officer Lewis Brooks in The Sins of Legacy.