Roe Moore
Directing
Biography
Roe Moore is a Los Angeles–based director who lives in two worlds: the control room and the film set. Whether calling cameras for a live concert or shaping a comedic moment on set, she brings valuable discipline and experience to every frame. With over a decade in the entertainment industry, Roe specializes in directing live concerts, variety, and competition shows while continuing to develop and direct scripted comedies through her company, PiePie Productions. Her live directing credits include Dodgers Hololive, a post-game concert streamed to over 200,000 live viewers and a full stadium audience, WeHo Pride concert stages, and seminar events for Faraday Future, Two Pages, Promise Studios, and Marianne Williamson. On the scripted side, her comedies How We Met, Breakfast Salad, and Undercover Wrestler have screened at over fifty film festivals, earning multiple awards and returning to many as alumni selections for her upcoming projects Walkies, Uncle, and Last Store on Melrose. Before stepping into the director’s chair in both the booth and on set, Roe built her foundation as a Script Supervisor and Assistant Director on unscripted shows including RuPaul’s Drag Race, Disney+’s Earth to Ned, CBS’s Family Film and TV Awards, and The CW’s Masters of Illusion and Hollywood Christmas Parade, where she served as AD for more than ten seasons. She also script supervised notable scripted projects including the Man Who Changed the World (starring Wallace Shawn), Jen McGowan’s feature Rust Creek, and numerous commercial and branded campaigns. A finalist for the Disney Entertainment Television Unscripted Directing Program and participant in the BlackMagic Future Women of TV initiative, Roe is known for her ability to stay calm under pressure, lead with collaboration, and create environments where people feel supported to do their best work, live or scripted.
Known For
A monster from a little girl's nightmares comes to life and attacks anyone who would harm her.
The Sandman
Christian, a brilliant businessman, deal-maker, and self-proclaimed master-of-the-universe, receives a phone call and an offer for which he can negotiate no terms.
Cold Call
The year is 2077. Society has collapsed. There are no cities, no guns. Just wanderers trying to survive. Nora and Daphine live an idyllic life alone and in love, far away from the drug-fueled, misogynistic communes that have trapped so many others. But when a male stranger arrives, their utopian existence takes a dark turn. Directed by Amanda Milius.
The Lotus Gun
They say; "That's not important right now." What's important is: they're right. Written and starring Andrew Mena Breakfast Salad asks the hard questions like: wouldn't it be nice to have a group of friends to regularly get breakfast with? (Obviously it would, who are we kidding?) And other questions like: what truly belongs on the breakfast table and would you fight for what's right... for breakfast? Featuring a with a packed ensemble of LA sketch comedians including Mike Abbate, Amanda Romeo, Lucy Slavin, and Gavin Velez. Start your day off right with Breakfast Salad*. (*The Short Film, not an actual salad for Breakfast)
Breakfast Salad
Leonard thinks he's all clear to steal a few of his sister's crinkle-cut fries. That is true until he becomes the unsuspecting victim OF Undercover Wrestler's justice -- living through punches, slams, and Undercover's signature move: the Suspect Smash.
Undercover Wrestler
A son has a deep confession and must come clean with his dad before they get to the airport. Unfortunately, there's a constant interruption that makes it nearly impossible to have the conversation.
Drive to Airport
She thought she'd always be on the inside looking out...until a robotic dog gave her a reason to step out. Isolated by depression and anxiety, Esther spends her days watching the world pass by. After a failed attempt to connect, she makes an unexpected choice: she orders a robotic dog named Luno. It's awkward. It's weird. And somehow... it helps. As Esther ventures out with Luno, a chance meeting with another robotic dog walker sparks something real. For the first time in ages, she doesn't feel invisible. Walkies is a quiet, hopeful story about taking the first steps toward connection-and discovering you're not as alone as you thought.