Sights and Sounds Of The Amalfi Coast

When I'm not Acting, one of the things I enjoy most is being behind the Camera and Creating. Please visit the 'Photography +Documentary + Multimedia' tab (by hovering the cursor over each tab) to see some of my work, such as my Kenya Documentary, 5-Part Italy Vlog, One Man Comedy, Lookbook and Photography, etc.

Biography

Samuel Muriithi is a Kenyan-American SAG-AFTRA Actor,Writer, Documentarian, Voice Over Artist, Photographer and Creative based in New York City. As of 2025, Samuel is represented by Innovative Artists (Commercially), CESD (Print) and Vie Agency (Theatrically).

He discovered his passion for Acting when he studied Meisner at The Acting Studio 2-year Conservatory, under the tutelage of James Price.

Some of his Career Highlights in Film and Television thus far include: House of Cards (Netflix), The Knick (HBO/Cinemax), Gotham (Fox), Uncoupled (Netflix), Hustle (Netflix), Random Acts of Flyness (HBO) and FBI: Most Wanted (CBS).

Commercial & Print Highlights: Up until this present year of 2025, include working for Global brands such as: Wells Fargo, Disney, Mastercard, Starbucks, Paramount, Nickelodeon, Samsung, Fuji, Impossible Burger, UBER, Doordash, Ocean City, UDC, Coca Cola, Facebook (Instagram), OXO, Smirnoff Vodka, Walmart and Suja Organic, Campbell’s Soup and Sally Hansen.

LIFE BEFORE ACTING

Samuel began his journey as an Actor, a year after completing his studies at DePaul University in Chicago, IL, where he obtained a BA in Communications: Radio, Television and Film Production. At DePaul, he was blessed to learn everything from Digital Cinema, Broadcast News, Editing, Screenwriting and Sound Engineering. During and after his tenure at DePaul University, he had the experience of a lifetime, where he put his skills to use as a TV News Producer at Voice of America - TV to Africa, in Washington, D.C. While there, he worked in the Newsroom as a Teleprompter operator for four daily shows, recorded voiceovers, wrote tip-reports, interviewed people and conducted research.

He also doubled as a Contributing Author, writing two articles for the Homeland Security Foundation of America. These were articles geared toward the infrastructure of security in our Nation and it is one of his finest moments as a young Professional.

This was a great time of creative exploration, as he also Wrote, Hosted, Executive Produced and Co-Directed his first Documentary endeavor in and around Kenya, titled "Kenya: Where Perception Isn't Reality".