Joy Michelle Moore

Working from her Malibu based office, representing Filmmakers and Film Executives in Business Management & Publicity with her company JMA Management. [June 2010]

Working the business in Southern California exclusively. Executive Consultant for various A list players [September 2008]

Running JMA Management with offices in Arizona and California. She has branched out to Real Estate, but plans on producing client's projects in the future. [May 2006]

In 1996 she single-handedly built a management business representing Hollywood filmmakers, which expanded from one client to 12 in less than three years. She continues to work Hollywood and New York from her office in Arizona, where she bought her own home and is raising her son. Moore & Associates is branching out from business management into packaging scripts and producing movies. For years, Joy has been negotiating contracts and film deals with some of the biggest producers and directors in the business, such as Jonathan Demme, Tom Hanks, Gus Van Sant, Robert Downey Jr. and Sam Raimi, to name a few, some of whom she has known since she was in diapers.

She and her son left Los Angeles in 1994 for Arizona, where she changed her name to Joy Moore and began working with the Sedona Cultural Park Board to create the Sedona International Film Festival.

In early 1989 she married her college sweetheart, Michael, and in 1990 had a baby boy.

In 1988 she graduated from University of California-Santa Barbara with a B. A. in Sociology and Nursing.

Joy lived with Sarah Jessica Parker and Robert Downey Jr. in 1985, and spent much time with Sara during the shooting of "Girls Just Want To Have Fun". They became fast friends, but have lost touch over the years.

In 1984, after three years of acting classes with Samantha Harper-Macy, Paul Michael Glaser and others, she began putting her acting skills to work in a dozen films and television shows.

Born in the New York City borough of Manhattan in December 1965, Joy Ferro grew up in Queens, training to become a professional ice skater. Even then she was already trying her hand in filmmaking by producing a student film, "An Episode Of Charlie's Angels", in which she also played the Jaclyn Smith character.