Jordan Moore is a mixed-race Black and White actor, voice actor, and singer, originally from the suburbs of Chicago. Since graduating from Northwestern University in Theatre with a focus in Acting for the Screen, he has moved to Los Angeles to soak in the sun and prep auditions on the beach (who wouldn't?)

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Jordan has trained extensively in Meisner Technique, Viewpoints, Suzuki, On-Camera technique, improv, voiceover and musical theatre. This myriad of experience allows him to bring his full self to every character he inhabits and evoke authenticity, play, and freedom. 

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On Camera he has recently portrayed an incompetent RA (Year One), an impassioned student protestor (Good Morning Murphy Hall), a boyfriend oscillating between being a romanticized gentleman and a deadbeat stoner (Chill Girl) and a civil rights advocate (White). For his role in Chill Girl he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor: Comedy at the Indie Series Awards. 

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He will soon play Romeo at Shakespeare Festival St. Louis in a groundbreaking co-production titled Romeo and Zooliet partnering with the St. Louis Zoo. He has performed with the Road Theatre, McCoy Rigby Entertainment, Double Take Actor's Collective, Paramount Theatre, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis, Lifeline Theatre, and Pride Films and Plays. ​​​