Clayton Moss has extensive experience as an actor in Theatre, Film and Television since 1999. Clay's appeared in guest roles for a number of tele-series such as 'All Saints', 'Rock Chikz' and 'Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities'. He's also completed work on the comedy feature film, 'A Day in the Life', playing the lead role of Lloyd Rigby. It is Directed by Colm O'Murchu and is slated for a late 2009-early 2010 Theatrical release. He has performed in theatre all across Sydney, more recently, 'MATE' @ Belvoir St. Theatre and 'The Subtle Art of Flirting' @ the Newtown Theatre. His uproarious farce, 'The Prison of the Testicle', a two hander which he wrote and performed in, was selected as one of the final top 100 plays to be performed @ the Seymour Centre in the 2009 Short & Sweet Festival. It consequently placed 3rd in the Audience Choice vote for Best Play. Clay is also part of the Actors ensemble of the Sydney playscript reading group, Parnassus' Den.