Dylan Moore(II)
- Actress
- Producer
Dylan Moore, a Los Angles native, began to audition professionally In the 5th grade and over the course of a year was in several national commercials and in the film Tripfall (2000), but quit acting after that prioritize school. She attended Crossroads High School in Los Angeles and graduated from Juilliard with a BFA in acting in 2009. After college, she changed her given name Christiana Michelle Moore to Dylan Moore.
Dylan is also a producer, whose films include I Am a Seagull (2017), It's Freezing Out There (2018), and The Decades of Mason Carroll (2017). Her theatrical experience include On Site Opera's 2017 spring season, The Seagull at the The Lake Lucille Chekhov Project with Brian Mertes and Melissa Keivman (associate producer), and immersive live art party Le Salon.
Dylan has worked for the non-for-profit Artists Striving to End Poverty (ASTEP) since 2006 as the Program Director for Homestead, Florida, Johannesburg, South Africa and is the Executive Producer of the Artist as Citizen Conference, a six day conference for young leaders in the arts looking to synthesize artistic excellence, activism, and entrepreneurship. The Conference is hosted at The Juilliard School.
Her parents are Bob and Tricia Moore. She has a younger brother Matthew. Her father is an attorney and she is married to Geoff Agnor, an educator.
Dylan is also a producer, whose films include I Am a Seagull (2017), It's Freezing Out There (2018), and The Decades of Mason Carroll (2017). Her theatrical experience include On Site Opera's 2017 spring season, The Seagull at the The Lake Lucille Chekhov Project with Brian Mertes and Melissa Keivman (associate producer), and immersive live art party Le Salon.
Dylan has worked for the non-for-profit Artists Striving to End Poverty (ASTEP) since 2006 as the Program Director for Homestead, Florida, Johannesburg, South Africa and is the Executive Producer of the Artist as Citizen Conference, a six day conference for young leaders in the arts looking to synthesize artistic excellence, activism, and entrepreneurship. The Conference is hosted at The Juilliard School.
Her parents are Bob and Tricia Moore. She has a younger brother Matthew. Her father is an attorney and she is married to Geoff Agnor, an educator.
