Jason Moore

Jason Moore was born on 22nd October, 1970, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA.

His father, Rudy Moore, is a judge in the district of Fayetteville in Arkansas. He is an alumnus of the North-Western University.

He is also called Jason Little.

Moore started his career in direction by working as a resident director at the Imperial Theatre in the year 1987. His first direction was for a musical named, Les Miserables Click to look into! >> Read More... . It is based on a novel named Les Miserables by the Frenchman Victor Hugo, a novelist, and poet.

Other than this musical, Jason has been the director of many musicals like Avenue Q, in 2003. This musical was his claim to fame.

Moore is credited for the expansion of Broadway musicals to various cities like London and Las Vegas Las Vegas is an American comedy series that starte >> Read More... . He is also given the credit for directing and reviving various Broadway films like Steel Magnolias and ‘Shrek’, a musical in the year 2005. He has also directed many concerts. One major concert which was conducted under his direction was the Jerry Springer- The Opera, at the Carnegie Hall, in 2008.

Jason Moore also worked on some of the widely loved American TV shows like One Tree Hill, in the year 2003, starring Chad Michael Murray Born on August 24, 1981, Chad Michael Murray is an >> Read More... , James Lafferty, and Hilarie Burton Born as Hilarie Ros Burton on July 1, 1982, to a f >> Read More... , the ABC series of 2006, Brothers and Sisters Click to look into! >> Read More... , Dawson’s Creek (2001-02), and ‘Everwood’ (2002-04).

The director is very active in the American film industry as well. He is the director of the famous movie, Pitch Perfect Click to look into! >> Read More... , which was released in 2012, and also of the movie ‘Sisters’, of 2015. He is the producer of the second part of the movie, Pitch Perfect, which came out in 2015. He directed as well as wrote the film.

Jason has done some phenomenal work as a director. He was nominated for the Tony Awards in 2004 for the direction of the Broadway at the John Golden Theatre.