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After years of honing her craft in theater and video, Moet's career progressed to working as an actress in films, eventually becoming a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG). Due to her extensive experience as an artist, she instinctively recognized an immense opportunity existed for the establishment of a multimedia production company that, given her proven ability to provide creative content to the Generation X+Y demographic marketplace, could be a significant force in today's creative arena. While pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from The University of the State of New York, Moet began appearing in numerous films such as Brooklyn State of Mind, Bullet, and Strictly Business. Recently, Moet has appeared in Oliver Stone's Any Given Sunday, and has filmed a supporting role in the soon-to-be released Cold Day in August starring Michael Rappaport, the soon-to-be released G, and the soon-to-be released Funny Valentine. On the set is where Moet discovered her intense creative desire to work behind the scenes as well as in front of the camera, and "inspired" she founded Moet Productions, Inc. in 1996. Subsequently, under the guidance of her acting teacher and mentor, the late legendary Herbert Berghorf of H.B. Studio located in Manhattan's West Village, Moet was able to comprehend the vital importance of being well schooled in all facets of the entertainment industry. To that end, Moet appeared in 'Off Off Broadway' performances of Beyond the Hill as Josepha at the West End Theater and in The Passion as Jasmine at the T. Schrieber Theater. Moet is currently a member of The John Marrin Actor's Workshop which puts on weekly theatrical performances in Midtown. Moet has also had multiple television appearances. She has been in The Sopranos as a Bada Bing Club bartender, appeared on WWF as a Showgirl entering the ring, Deadline, The Street, New York Undercover, As the World Turns, Good Day New York, Feds, Law and Order, and was featured in a nationwide promotional campaign for MTV which also aired at the MTV Music Awards. Furthermore, Moet has completed principal work in over eighteen chart-topping music videos (including her own and the currently on MTV Remedy and Method Man), and several major national commercials including Budweiser, Luceille Roberts Health Clubs, Noxema, Oxygen Media Network, and The United States Mint.

Due to the phenomenal success of her singularly conceived, produced, and directed cable television show Culture Up!, Moet was soon faced with a dilemma: whether to continue her work in the formulaic confines of a successful cable television format or to make the creative leap into the much more rewarding but riskier mediums of film and the internet. Her solution was to incorporate all three mediums into one multi-media production company that could deliver highly appealing, marketable content to the voracious Generation X + Y masses.

Additionally, drawing and building on her expertise as both a 'talent' and a producer, Moet was inspired and assured that the vision of her dream as a creator, writer, and producer of her original darkly-comedic independent feature film could also become a reality. Out of this creative catharsis, the original full-length screenplay Bloodsucker was born. Bloodsucker represents a genesis for Moet: it is her debut as a filmmaker and a part of her plan to market Bloodsucker not only for theatrical and video release, but also as Macromedia Flash animated shorts downloadable on the internet. Given Moet's track record of success in the entertainment field, coupled with the robust forecasts of demand for material that is geared to the Generation X+Y audience, we are highly confident in the success of Moet Productions, Inc.