Moriah Brown - On Being A Quadruple Threat

Actress, Moriah Brown, is a quadruple threat. Not only can she act, Moriah is also a producer, dancer, model, and singer. Her big break was working with ModCloth as a model, which led to other jobs, but the recent release of the Netflix series, Raising Dion, is where Moriah has had her biggest break so far. It’s in that show that Moriah is not only able to showcase her acting skills, but also her dancing ability. Moriah plays Willa, the best friend of Nicole, a widowed mother who is raising an African American child with super human abilities. Get to know everything about her role, how long she’s been acting, her YouTube channel, DareYou2DreamTV, and her definition of self-love.

GLITTER: How long have you been acting?

MORIAH: Professionally, I’ve been acting for about five years, but I actually started acting when I was about four years old. My mom put me in this preschool that was bilingual in Spanish and English; I’m half Mexican, and she wanted me to learn the culture through that which involved heavy dancing and acting! Since then, I knew it was what I loved doing!

GLITTER: What would you say was your big break?

MORIAH: In the print modeling industry, I’d say for me my big break was working consistently with a global brand called ModCloth, it led me to work with such great brands like Wet N Wild, Colour POP Cosmetics etc. So many people saw me in the campaigns, and all of it was happening while I was still in college trying to figure my life out! Lol, so that was cool. When it comes to acting, personally I feel like my big break is still to come, honestly Raising Dion has given me so much notoriety it’s been a huge blessing to be a part of such excellence; however, this to me is the BEGINNING of my big break! I’m so honored to be a part of such a much-needed series in our community, and I can’t wait to see where it goes!

GLITTER: What can you tell us about your role in the Netflix series, Raising Dion? Who do you play? How are you like or unlike your character? Is it true you’re a classically trained dancer as well?