Kate Lee Moran
- Producer
- Director
- Actress
Kate Lee Moran is a Korean American producer, director, video editor, writer, and comedian with over 15 years experience working in production, casting, comedy and more. Moran has studied at Stella Adler Studio, Stonestreet Studios, and the Peoples Improv Theater, and is a graduate of New York University Tisch School of the Arts. She is the former artistic director and co-founder of the NYC theater company, Broken Glass. Moran is the director of the award-winning short film,"Are You Afraid of the '90s?", starring Heather Matarazzo, Kristine Sutherland, and Jenna Leigh Green.
Moran is the co-founder and producer of the Asian Comedy Fest, the largest and longest-running comedy festival celebrating AAPI comedic and musical talent, small businesses and charitable organizations, raising funds for local AAPI non-profits. Moran is also a frequent co-host and co-producer for Asian American Film Thing, a recurring show at Caveat NYC, founded by Angel Yau to provide more much-needed screen time to AAPI filmmakers.
Moran was the co-founder and vice president of Nasty Women Unite Fest, a non-profit intersectional feminist arts festival that raised funds for the ACLU; founder and producer of the comedy show, The Revolution, at QED Astoria, showcasing women, non-binary and trans comedians. She is the producer and co-host of podcast, The Witchcast Podcast, with her creative partner, Emily Duncan, combining comedy and popular witchy topics, available on all streaming platforms.
Moran is the co-founder and producer of the Asian Comedy Fest, the largest and longest-running comedy festival celebrating AAPI comedic and musical talent, small businesses and charitable organizations, raising funds for local AAPI non-profits. Moran is also a frequent co-host and co-producer for Asian American Film Thing, a recurring show at Caveat NYC, founded by Angel Yau to provide more much-needed screen time to AAPI filmmakers.
Moran was the co-founder and vice president of Nasty Women Unite Fest, a non-profit intersectional feminist arts festival that raised funds for the ACLU; founder and producer of the comedy show, The Revolution, at QED Astoria, showcasing women, non-binary and trans comedians. She is the producer and co-host of podcast, The Witchcast Podcast, with her creative partner, Emily Duncan, combining comedy and popular witchy topics, available on all streaming platforms.
