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Joseph Moreland

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Joseph Moreland has been acting most of his life, be it on stage, in commercials, national brand videos, feature films and TV. Joseph has over 60 TV and film credits, including several of which are now streaming, such as I Can’t Breathe (God Forgive Them), Break Every Chain, One Cop’s Journey, The Resident, and Cobra Kai. Several other films and shorts have won awards, Butterfly (Short), InnerCircle – the Workplace Comedy and Mix Tape, shot in Los Angeles. More recently, Joseph played the main antagonist in Beyond the Hidden Veil of Shame.  His love of the stage has resulted in numerous roles at several stage companies in Cincinnati, including his recent portrayals of Sheriff Schmid in Footlighter’s Bonnie and Clyde and as Bill Austin in Loveland Stage Company’s Mamma Mia. Performing in Cincinnati Music Theatre’s jazz show Singables and Swingables, he was able to display his love of Jazz as a principal singer. Always striving to improve his acting skills, Joseph has studied under acting coaches in New York, Los Angeles and Cincinnati (Cincinnati Actor’s Studio). Joseph has studied improv with both Unbridled Citizens Brigade and Detroit Creativity Project. He loves the outdoors and has been blessed to have raised 4 wonderful children with his wife, Sandy in Cincinnati, OH.

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