Alec Moore is a writer, producer, actor and comedian. But he started his career working in Minor League Baseball, so when he writes about sports, you should read anyway. He's currently co-producing his first feature film from a script he wrote, "Advanced Chemistry". He has developed pilots with numerous production companies. He has written for “Funny You Should Ask”, produced by Byron Allen. Alec graduated from UCLA’s MFA in Screenwriting program in 2014. His web series “The Public Offender” would be very critically acclaimed if critics were aware of it. His mother will also be happy to tell you additional nice things about him. Alec is a Brooklyn native and a graduate of Haverford College, a school so prestigious that most people have never heard of it. He appreciates that you have read all the way to the end of his bio.
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