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Joe Moran

Graduated summa cum laude from Marymount Manhattan College with a degree in Acting and Arts Management. He was named a Gerard Scholar, the institution's highest scholastic honor, and received the Gold Key in his major.

Joseph's dedication for production has landed him jobs working for top New York Broadway Producers, including the Tony Award Winning Jeffrey Richards Associates (Glengarry Glen Ross, Present Laughter, The Best Man). He also works as a freelance desktop publisher, graphic artist and web designer.

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"Joe Moran." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/joe-moran.

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Joe Moran graduated summa cum laude from Marymount Manhattan College with a degree in Acting and Arts Management; he was named a Gerard Scholar, the institution's highest scholastic honor, and received the Gold Key in his major. His production work has included positions with New York Broadway producers, including the Tony Award Winning Jeffrey Richards Associates (Glengarry Glen Ross, Present Laughter, The Best Man); he also works as a freelance desktop publisher, graphic artist and web designer.

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Last modified 18 June 2011

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