A seasoned professional with an impressive portfolio of over 70 projects, encompassing a diverse range of film and television credits. His cinematic endeavors include the feature films Katie's Mom, First Responders In Crisis, Rosé All Day, Socker Slam, White Elephant, 4/20, and Confessional.
Moreover, Moss is an innovative creator, responsible for developing the podcast Dying for Sex, which is slated to be adapted into a Hulu series, starring the acclaimed actress Michelle Williams. His television credits include You're Not a Monster, a series co-created with Kelsey Grammar and Eric Stonestreet, as well as QB1, Tiny Commando, Wedlock, Reluctantly Healthy, and Drive Share, featuring notable talents such as Peter Berg, Ed Helms, Mark Duplass, Judy Greer, Rob Huebel, and Paul Scheer.
In addition to his creative endeavors, Moss has also held significant roles in the industry, serving as a development executive and producer at various esteemed organizations, including MTV, Yahoo, AMC, Artists First, Hearst, and Complex Networks. His directorial credits include the Warner Bros. documentary Dear Jack and several short films.
Moss's creative influence has also extended to the digital realm, having developed and produced the popular Yahoo series Primetime in No Time, as well as Sketchy, which has yielded several viral hits, including the humorous parodies We're Not Young, Downton Arby's, and Space Jam: 30 for 30.
