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Stan Moore was born on 9 February, 1956 in Memphis, Tennessee, United States, is an American film director. Discover Stan Moore's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 68 years old?

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Age 68 years old
Zodiac Sign Aquarius
Born 9 February, 1956
Birthday 9 February
Birthplace Memphis, Tennessee, United States
Nationality United States

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1956

Stanley Clark Moore (born February 9, 1956, in Memphis, Tennessee) is an American film director, screenwriter, and film producer.

Moore was born in Memphis, Tennessee, to a military (Air Force) family.

He spent his childhood on several U.S. Air Force bases around Texas and Nevada before his father settled in Houston, Texas, as a pilot for Delta Air Lines.

In his early teens, he made amateur 8 mm films with his friends as high school projects.

One film, based on the story of Agamemnon, was aired on the local NBC affiliate in Houston.

He attended Humble High School in Texas earning letters in football and baseball, plus being named to the National Honor Society and graduating in the top ten of his class.

1970

While attending Baylor in the 1970s, Moore became a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

During this time, he also dabbled in acting and filmmaking by attending classes outside of his science degree.

Upon completion of his bachelor's degree, Moore applied to NASA for a research grant under their new doctoral program.

While waiting on confirmation, he relocated to Dallas and purchased a professional still camera and self-taught himself to take fashion-related photographs.

He also was able to find work as a model and actor in the growing film and fashion industries in Dallas.

1974

In the autumn of 1974, Moore headed to Baylor University to study Biology and Chemistry and work on a Pre-Med degree.

1979

When NASA’s funding was slashed in 1979, Moore found that his hopes to work for the agency had ended.

For several years, Moore spent time acting, shooting stills, working as a grip and freelance writing for newspapers and small companies.

He also dabbled in stand-up comedy and comedy writing/direction.

In Nashville, he wrote and directed shows at the Poverty Playhouse and 3rd Coast Comedy.

1982

He also performed his stand up routine in New York at the Comic Strip and Dangerfield’s, in Dallas at the Comedy Corner, at North Texas State University and won the Funniest Man in Denton contest in 1982.

1983

In 1983, he applied to attend the graduate film school at North Texas State University.

While completing classes toward his degree, Moore also taught the undergraduate TV/Film writing classes and started a practicum for students at the local cable station.

The student produced show, NT Scene, gave students real world experience in producing a magazine type program.

The show continues today and formed the anchor for the later established university cable station.

Also, while in graduate school, Moore auditioned for and was granted a membership in the Texas Stuntman’s Association.

His former professional motocross skills made him a specialist in motorcycle stunts and he performed several stunts in the film “Final Cut” shot near Caddo Lake in Texas.

He also served as 2nd Assistant Director and secured numerous film students from NTSU to work on the film as grips, PAs and extras.

1985

In 1985 he was awarded a master's degree in Film Production/Critique and Electronic Arts.

In Dallas, Moore continued to work as an actor and stuntman in films and commercials.

1986

In 1986, on the film “No Safe Haven” starring Wings Hauser, Moore became a SAG-AFTRA member and worked as an Associate Producer.

The world of production of low-budget action films allowed him to learn filmmaking from most every angle.

1987

When a call came to work on a very low-budget film titled R.O.T.O.R in 1987, Moore found himself helping to cast and scout locations during pre-production and then fill in for the fired production manager.

Work on the film included stunts, acting, weapons and special effects coordination along with managing the production.

Unfortunately, Moore’s hard work and dedication couldn't save a poor script and poor direction.

1989

In 1989, Stan moved to Nashville, Tennessee and jumped into the world of music video production.

As a subcontractor for Jim Owens Entertainment, he shot and directed over 200 music videos helping build a library of oldies and karaoke videos.

He soon moved into directing country videos for Moe Bandy, Clinton Gregory, Glen Campbell, and Mel McDaniel among others.

His music video for Clinton Gregory, “Play, Ruby, Play”, was awarded Best Independent Video at the Music Row Video Awards.

1991

In 1991 Moore established his own production company Moore Productions which later became an S-Corp named M.P. Films, Inc.

Over the years, his production company has produced over 70 television commercials, 50 music videos, and 300+ industrial films.

The company has completed projects for clients such as IBM, EMI, Focus On The Family, The Magic Johnson Foundation, Sony BMG, Summit Toys, Thomas Nelson Publishers, Tyndale House Publishers, and Warner Bros among others.

1995

Moore won Emmy Awards for Cinematography in 1995 and for Best Director in 1996 in the Midsouth region.

Over the years, his films have played at festivals around the world including the American Film Institute, the Hollywood Film Festival, the Houston Film Festival and the Chicago International Film Festival.