Ronald D. Moore

About

Ronald D. Moore is a renowned American screenwriter and television producer. Born on July 5, 1964, in Chowchilla, California, he began his career in the entertainment industry with Star Trek: The Next Generation, where he wrote or co-wrote 27 episodes. His work on Star Trek laid the foundation for his future success, including his role as co-executive producer on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Moore's contributions to the sci-fi genre are significant, and his writing often explores complex themes and character development. Moore's most notable achievement is the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica, which earned him a Peabody Award. He also created and produced Outlander and For All Mankind. Moore's work is characterized by its depth and realism, redefining the boundaries of science fiction and drama. His career spans multiple genres, from sci-fi to historical drama, showcasing his versatility as a writer and producer. With numerous awards and nominations, Moore continues to influence the television landscape with his innovative storytelling.