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Paul Moore in the Media

Interviews, Reviews and Press Coverage

Paul Moore is an Australian actor, filmmaker, acting coach and registered teacher based in Geelong, working across Melbourne and throughout Australia. His career spans film, television, actor training and independent production.

Paul is known for his role as Wes Fitzpatrick in Winners & Losers, his work as an executive producer and actor in the Netflix comedy Rostered On, and for writing, directing and producing the independent feature film Stashamo High.

This collection brings together interviews, reviews and news coverage exploring Paul’s acting career, filmmaking, approach to performance training and work helping actors develop confidence both on camera and in life.

Explore selected media coverage from Australian and international publications below.

For Paul’s original writing on screen acting, performance and actor training, explore Actors Insights by Paul Moore.

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Paul Moore with Sarah Grace and Winners & Losers actor Melissa Bergland, paired with an emotional scene from Seven West

Winners and Losers actor Paul Moore opens up on turning anxiety into a winning outlook

Geelong Advertiser |

Paul shares how acting, education and seeking support helped him overcome years of anxiety, build confidence and inspire young performers, while discussing his role in the mental health short film Seven West.

Paul Moore and Sarah Grace in a festive Winners & Losers portrait for The Weekly Review’s Winning Duo profile

Winning Duo

The Weekly Review Greater Geelong |

In this Greater Geelong cover story, Paul Moore and Sarah Grace discuss playing Wes and Bridget on Winners & Losers, balancing marriage with filming, and mentoring emerging actors through Mooregrace Acting Studios. Paul also reflects on working with child performers and discusses developing his television project Random Aussies.

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Rostered On Coverage and Reviews

Paul Moore holding a professional camera on a studio set for The AU Review’s Rostered On interview

Director Ryan Chamley & actor Paul Moore talk about their new Australian comedy YouTube series Rostered On and experiences in retail hell

The AU Review |

Paul Moore and director Ryan Chamley discuss how retail experience shaped Rostered On and why its workplace comedy connected with viewers. Paul also outlines his role as Shaun, describes Random Aussies and a planned virtual-reality travel project, and previews hopes for a second season.

Paul Moore as Shaun in the Australian comedy Rostered On

Rostered On comedy stars actor Paul Moore and delivers the goods for Robot Army’s Ryan Chamley

Geelong Advertiser |

The Geelong Advertiser introduces the Geelong-made retail comedy Rostered On, starring Paul Moore, and profiles creator Ryan Chamley and the production behind the series.

Paul Moore with the Rostered On cast at the Electroworld set

Local talent Rostered On for fame in online series

Geelong Independent |

The Geelong Independent reports on the local cast and creators beginning production on six new episodes of the online comedy Rostered On.

Paul Moore as Shaun in a Rostered On cafe scene from the Geelong-produced comedy series
GEELONG ADVERTISER

Rostered On series filming new episodes at Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre

Geelong Advertiser |

The Geelong Advertiser goes behind the scenes as Rostered On films new episodes at an electrical-store set inside Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre.

Paul Moore as Shaun in Rostered On, seated beside a laptop in a season two production still
TV TONIGHT

Airdate: Rostered On

TV Tonight |

A Geelong-made web comedy set in an electrical store is getting a release through Netflix.

Paul Moore with the Rostered On cast in a low-angle promotional still

Rostered On review – tasteless comedy on retail hell is … hellish

The Guardian |

The Guardian reviews the Netflix release of Rostered On, examining its retail-workplace setting, humour, writing and production.

Paul Moore as Shaun in an Electroworld scene from Rostered On

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Rostered On’ Is A Nastier Version Of ‘The Office’

Decider |

Decider assesses whether viewers should stream or skip Rostered On, comparing the Australian retail comedy with a harsher version of The Office.

Paul Moore as Shaun in an Electroworld scene from the Australian comedy Rostered On

Shopping show’s retail therapy

Geelong Independent |

The Geelong Independent reports on Rostered On preparing to debut its web series after filming six episodes with local talent.

Paul Moore as Shaun in a Rostered On production still for the series’ Netflix coverage

Geelong-made series Roster On makes Netflix debut

Geelong Advertiser |

The Geelong Advertiser reports on the Geelong-made comedy series Rostered On making its Netflix debut.

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Film, Television and Community Coverage

Nicole Freeman and Paul Moore photographed outside Studio 1 for the short film Seven West

Highton’s Nicole Freeman acts on her dreams in short film Seven West

Geelong Advertiser |

The Geelong Advertiser profiles Nicole Freeman and her work in the Geelong-made short film Seven West.

Paul Moore reviewing a script behind the scenes of Winners and Losers

Winners and Losers: behind the scenes

TV Tonight |

TV Tonight visits the set of Winners & Losers before the series completes its 2014 production schedule.

Southside cast and actor Paul Moore in an editorial thumbnail

Filming begins in Geelong

Geelong Independent |

The Geelong Independent reports on filming beginning in Geelong West for the feature film Southside, which was planned to be pitched to Netflix.

Paul Moore performing in Stashamo High

Stashamo High. High School’s Unfortunate Chaos.

Geelong Waterfront Film |

Geelong Waterfront Film introduces Stashamo High and its high-school substitute teacher’s journey through a series of unfortunate events.

Paul Moore with the Locally Grown Funnies comedy troupe

Funny folks cheer up fire-ravaged towns

Geelong Advertiser |

The Geelong Advertiser follows firefighter and comedian Tim Young as he leads a Geelong comedy troupe to bring laughter to fire-affected towns.

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Watch and Listen

Professional Profiles and Credits

Primary industry sources confirming selected Paul Moore screen credits and providing a consolidated professional profile.