Phil Moore, a talented individual from Baltimore, has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. His acting career began in 1989 with a role in the movie "After School" where he played a basketball player. He subsequently appeared in numerous television commercials and shows.
In the early 1990s, Moore started his journey as a comedian in Orlando. He toured the country, performing stand-up comedy at top comedy clubs, and won several comedy competitions. His talent was recognized by Showtime's Comedy Club Network, featuring him on their platform.
Moore's success as a comedian led him to host two game shows for the Nickelodeon cable network. He hosted "Nickelodeon Arcade" from 1991 to 1993 and "You're On" from 1998 to 1999. He also made guest appearances on "Malcolm and Eddie" and "All That," as well as becoming a semi-regular panelist on Nickelodeon's "Figure It Out" from 1997 to 1999.
In 2002, Moore received the prestigious Emmy Award for Best Host/Interviewer and the Videographer's Creativity Award for hosting "Aqua Kids" from 2000 to 2001.
In 2000, Moore relocated to Hollywood, California, to further his acting career but discovered his true passion was writing. He is the writer for the Style Network's longest-running series "How Do I Look?" hosted by Finola Hughes. He has also written and produced several other shows, including "How Do I Look? Must See Makeovers" and "How Do I Look? Most Memorable Moments."
Moore has written for various other shows, such as "Dirty Dancing: Living The Dream" for the WE Channel, "Exposed: The 25 Most Notorious Fashion Week Moments" and "Gone Bad" specials for E! Networks, "Pepsi Play For A Billion," "The Talent Agency," and "Live in Hollywood" on the WB, "TEENick" for Nickelodeon, "30 Seconds To Fame" on FOX, "The E! True Hollywood Story" on E! Networks, and the "Grand Prix of Dog Agility" on Animal Planet, which he also hosted.
Additionally, Moore annually hosts the San Pedro Lobster Dog Festival to benefit Peninsula Dog Parks, showcasing his versatility and dedication to his craft.
