Hailing from the vibrant backdrop of New York City, he has made his mark on prestigious venues such as the August Wilson Theater on Broadway, The Public Theater and more. Noteworthy among his achievements is his compelling performance alongside Oscar nominated and Golden Globe winner, Chloë Sevigny in the production of Downtown Race Riot at the New Group, that resonated with audiences at the Signa
ture Theater. At an early age, Moïse has immersed himself in the world of film and television, delivering notable performances on shows like Law & Order: SVU, where he portrayed a character inspired by Trayvon Martin. He later returned as a guest-star, acting alongside Hip-Hop legend Ice-T as Antonio. His versatility shines through as he guest-starred alongside Emmy and Golden Globe winner, Donald Glover (Childish Gambino), in the hit television series, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, delivering a memorable performance. In the realm of television, he has also made significant contributions as a director for ABC/Disney Television Studios. His television credits extend to The Affair, Happy!, Quantico, Blue Bloods, Wu-Tang: An American Saga, Hunters, and many more. Beyond his artistic endeavors, Moïse is a compelling storyteller, weaving narratives through various mediums such as poetry, songwriting, and screenwriting. His literary works, characterized by transparency, offer a unique perspective on the diverse facets of life. Moïse has been honored by both the NYPD and the Queens District Attorney's Office, becoming the first-ever recipient of the Good Samaritan Award for his extraordinary commitment to justice and community impact. In the digital realm, Moïse's projects have sparked meaningful conversations on crucial societal issues, accumulating hundreds of millions of views. His independent ventures have earned recognition from prestigious platforms such as BET, Huffington Post, BBC News, Vibe Magazine, Essence, Deadline, Variety, NY Daily News, XXL Magazine, Shade45, AJ+, and more. Notably, he was honored as an "Emerging Director" at the American Black Film Festival. Moïse's musical talents have resonated with legendary figures like T.I, Erykah Badu, and Nas, while his work found a spotlight on Hot97's "Ebro in The Morning," showcasing his creative prowess and captivating hip-hop music. In essence, Moïse Morancy stands as a man of diverse talents, a consummate professional, effortlessly navigating the realms of acting, directing, music and activism. He continues to contribute significantly to the entertainment industry, with eager anticipation surrounding his next compelling venture. Let's see what happens next....
07/06/2026
🚨 BREAKING NEWS🚨
The NYPD is currently under investigation following the July 2026 shooting of 39-year-old David Kolane.
I am being wrongfully accused. I am personally coming to the public for any additional information.
They are running with a narrative that is completely false. The media will never show you the full story.
If anyone has the original, unedited video footage from earlier today, please release it to the public it as soon as possible. I am offering a cash reward for any unaltered evidence. Do not let them run with this fabrication. Only you can help.
