Moses Jean-Pierre was born on October 07, 1970 in Boston, Massachusetts where he grew up to be an all-star athlete and successful entrepreneur working in the entertainment industry. His basketball career began at Cathedral High School where he studied for 4 years between 1985 to 1989. Making history being one of the top basketball players at that institution. He received the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Honors as a Senior and was later inducted into Cathedral High's Athletic Hall Of Fame. After graduating high school, Moses attended Maine Central Institute from 1989 to 1990 where his MCI Prep team 24-0 winning the New England Prep Championship. In 1990, Moses' next stop was Plymouth State University. He perfected his craft under the guidance of former basketball head coach, Paul Hogan. His senior year is highlighted as one of the best seasons in the 8) university's history. Leading the Plymouth state Panthers with a record of 20 wins and setting an extraordinary record of all-time leading scorer. Moses received the First Team All-America Award as well as the New England Player of the year by the American Basketball Coaches Association. He set a record 2483 points scored in college basketball history in the state of New Hampshire. Moses continued his basketball career playing professionally with successful teams in Turkey and England 1997 to 1999. Upon returning home, Moses was honored at Plymouth State University as the only Basketball player ever with the retirement of his #12 basketball jersey. After retiring from professional basketball. Moses founded IV Film, TV and Comedy. He spent 20 years in the Entertainment Industry as an event promoter, booking agent, talent management, tour producer, & presently carries out the role as CEO in Films and TV producer plus casting director. Not leaving his Basketball roots behind, Moses created a company JP12 Sports & Entertainment which works with athletes and entertainers. This company has a special focus as an international scout that works with the Haitian Basketball Federation, NBA Africa, France Basketball, Zambia Basketball, Liberia Basketball, & much more. He established the J12 Foundation which has a program called Hoops For Haïti helping kids in the country of Haiti. Some of his clients include Comedian & Actor Michael Blackson, Comedian RIP Micheals, Actor Omar Dorsey, Reality Star Ashley Goldson, & more. He has worked with notable companies like BET, Codeblack, Showtime, AEG, Shaq's All-Star Comedy Tour, Tyler Perry Studios, MTV Wild N Out, Shaq All-Star Comedy Jam, Impulse Media Group LLC, and many more. Moses Jean Pierre has made appearances in 2009 Starz Martin Lawrence's First Amendment Stand Up, 2009 BET Comic View: One Mic Stand, 2010 Showtime Shaquille O'Neal Presents All Star Comedy Jam, BET Centric 2014 Soultrain Music Awards, 2013 Movie: Mutombo, 2014 Reality Series: My American Queen, 2014 Arsenio Hall Show, 2015 BET The MoNique Show, 2015 BET Awards, 2016 Steve Harvey's Neighborhood Awards, 2018 BET Social Awards, 2018 BET Awards, 2018 Movie: Got My Hustle Up, 2019 Movie: The Lick, 2019 Showtime: Eddie Griffin E-NIGGMA, 2020 Documentary: Hoops For Haïti Production Credits: 2010 Showtime Shaquille O'Neal Presents All Star Comedy Jam, 2013 Movie: Mutombo, 2014 Reality Series: My American Queen, 2019 Showtime: Eddie Griffin E-NIGGMA, 2020 Movie: Turnt, 2020 Documentary: Hoops For Haïti, 2020 Movie: Dirt Road Mississippi, 2020 TV Series: Battle of Funniest Cities