Matthew Moore

Matthew Moore (1975, Austrálie) je scenárista, režisér a producent, který se více než deset let profesionálně věnuje herectví. Matthew Moore was born in Frankston, Victoria, Australia a svou kariéru začal jako herec před tím, než se stal uznávaným režisérem televizních seriálů. Herecké začátky a vzdělání Matthew Moore caught the acting bug at the tender age of 11 when he reenacted Burke and Wills' journey across Australia for his Year five class. V roce 1998 získal titul na umělecké univerzitě Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, kde byl také oceněn prestižní cenou Leslie Anderson Award. Graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) in 1998, where he received the prestigious Leslie Anderson Award. Won the role of Keith Morrison in The Dish (2000) when writer/producer Jane Kennedy saw him on stage in his graduation showcase. Filmová a televizní kariéra Since then, he's honed his craft by studying at WAAPA and scoring a supporting role in The Dish, thanks to his exceptional graduation performance. Over the years, Moore has worked across film, television and theatre, acting in everything from Home and Away, All Saints and Rake to The Dish and Burning Man. He claims his meatier rolls have come straight from the great bard himself, Shakespeare, but that the most fun he's had was playing Jodee in Rob Carlton's entertaining TV drama, Chandon Pictures. V roce 2007 byl Matthew přijat do mezinárodního společenství herců Shakespearova Globe v Londýně (International Actors Fellowship for Shakespeare's Globe London). Přechod k režii a scenáristice In what seems to have been a natural progression for Moore and his filmmaking talents, he has recently turned his hand towards writing and directing for the screen with his imaginative new short film, Julian. Julian je jeho první film, nedávno dokončil další s názvem The Amber Amulet (Jantarový amulet). Jako režisér se Matthew Moore proslavil především prací na prestižních televizních seriálech. He is a director and writer, known for The Great (2020), Outlander: Blood of My Blood (2025) and Colin from Accounts (2022). In 2022, Matthew directed episodes for the second season of Tony McNamara's Emmy nominated comedy series The Great for Hulu and MRC Entertainment, starring Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult, earning him a 2022 ADG Award nomination for Best Direction in a TV or SVOD Comedy Series Episode.