Alia Moss

Developed an elevated series adaptation of a propulsive vertical dance drama with soapy twists.

• Provided extensive creative narrative consultation.
• Assembled a diverse, highly-skilled cast and crew.
• Managed unique pre-production logistics.
• Designed cinematic shots for portrait and landscape viewing.
• Crafted choreography, intimacy, and boxing stunts.
• Cultivated a positive set environment that fostered team engagement, and boosted overall morale during an intense six day shoot.
• Managed editing, sound design, ADR, and finishing by offering creative input until final delivery.

Created an award winning VR short film with CNN's Van Jones designed to evoke empathy for the children left behind when mothers are incarcerated. Samsung sponsored the film's standing ovation debut and panel at the Austin Film Festival.

• Raised the film's funding at Google.
• Composed the main character's theme song.
• Incorporated documentary audio research from real subjects to highlight the film's authenticity.

Consulted on video game design, narrative arc, script supervision, set direction, and post-production for the first non-military Battlefield console game franchise.

• Conducted, organized, and directed a remote crew for the first on-camera interviews and unscripted cast hometown/family packages for five contestants in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.
• Directed scenes for the opening of the Red Rock Casino in Las Vegas where the series winner was awarded the position as head chef of their fine dining restaurant.
• Story produced all ten episodes for the entire second season, which became the narrative template for the blockbuster unscripted series which continues today.

Crafted an unscripted, heart-warming drama following everyday people training and transforming to compete in highly competitive ballroom dance competitions.

Directed Six 1-Hour Episodes of a themed extreme home make-over game show.