Joseph Moreland

Joseph Moreland has displayed a fervent passion for acting since his youth in the historic town of Grafton, West Virginia. His journey in the performing arts began in high school, where he secured his first significant role as Oliver Hix, a member of the Barbershop Quartet in "Music Man." Today, he is a SAG-Eligible actor boasting an impressive array of television and film credits on IMDb, many of which are currently available for streaming. Highlights of his work include titles such as "Casting Stones," "I Can't Breathe (God Forgive Them)," "Between Mercy and Me," "Alan and the Rulers of the Air," "One Cop's Journey," "Butterfly (Short)," and the popular series "Cobra Kai."

Several of Joseph’s projects have garnered accolades at both national and international film festivals, with him personally receiving the Best Villain award for his role as Sgt. Kalmus in "I Can't Breathe (God Forgive Them)." His versatility as an actor is evident in diverse roles, from a disenchanted husband in "Mix Tape" to the main antagonist preacher in "Casting Stones," and the lead doctor in "In God's Time."

Beyond film, Joseph has embraced the stage, performing in numerous productions with various theater companies in Cincinnati. Notable roles include Sheriff Schmid in Footlighter’s "Bonnie and Clyde" and Bill Austin in Loveland Stage Company's "Mamma Mia." An avid jazz lover, he showcased his musical talents in Cincinnati Music Theater’s "Singables and Swingables."

To hone his craft, Joseph has trained with private acting coaches in New York and Los Angeles and participates in group sessions at the Cincinnati Actor's Studio. He has also explored improv through programs such as Unbridled Citizens Brigade and the Detroit Creativity Project. Outside of his artistic endeavors, Joseph enjoys the great outdoors and cherishes family life with his wife, Sandy, and their four wonderful children.