The Story

Television personality, Christian Moralde has done a lot; but his focus has always been to help people. Whether if be through his acting or his philanthropic involvement, Christian possesses more than just the typical star quality.

Most comfortable in front of the camera, Christian says that his initial interest in the limelight began in the second grade. “I participated in a Christmas pageant where each student was assigned a letter in the alphabet and mine was the letter “T”. I got onstage and proclaimed “T is for the children’s eyes whose eyes begin to tire The audience loved how fat I was and cheered and applauded. I was hooked ever since”.

And, hooking audiences and critics is what Christian’s been doing for quite some time.

In 2005, Christian’s autobiographical show, DON’T CALL ME WALTER! was written, performed and produced by himself. With it’s world premiere and five week run, DON’T CALL ME WALTER! was met with critical enthusiasm for both it’s performing and writing. So successful, the solo performance had runs in Phoenix and New York City.

Additionally, Christian’s hosting work has been notable. As the host of the show DEBUT on PBS, Christian’s charm and charisma attracted attention: DEBUT was the recipient of a 2007 Emmy nomination The same year, Christian made his debut as a host of the NBC show, YOUR LA, shot on location, in London.

Asides from on-camera work, Christian has traveled throughout the US hosting live events. Early in his career, he was a spokesperson for Ford Trucks and for numerous years, he hosted live events at the world famous Barker Hanger in Santa Monica for thousands. In 2010, Christian was personally requested to host GO RED FOR WOMEN, a fashion event spotlighting the American Heart Association.

As a familiar face on virtually every awards show red carpet, Christian’s reach is wide. From celebrities to industry insiders, Christian has been a recognizable face to many in the Hollywood community.

He has been featured, on-air, hosting for such affiliates as the Fashion News Network, the TV Guide Channel and BURBANK MAGAZINE. He also served as the virtual host for the annual Media Access Awards.

With a list of credits in the theatre to appearances in commercials, Christian has notably been seen on Fox’s Golden Globe winning show, PARTY OF FIVE. Additionally, he was also cast as one of the leading roles in the German movie, STREETS OF BERLIN, shot on-location in Germany. He has taught acting workshops and was also the founder of PAA (Powerful Actors Anonymous).

“One of my proudest accomplishments was creating P.A.A.,” says Christian. Founded in 1998, PAA is a group focused on the business side of acting and achieving success. “PAA has garnered involvement from Emmy winners to Oscar winners,” says Christian, “We’re a contagious group as far as enthusiasm and determination are concerned”.

Beyond his contributions in front of audiences, Christian has tirelessly advocated for awareness and assistance for many marginalized communities and noteworthy organizations.

Christian is the Executive Producer of The Black & Gold Gala, a live Los Angeles based event grounded philanthropy and giving back.

“As the founder of The Black & Gold Gala, I’ve been able to partner with organizations such as the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and Wags & Walks. It’s a privilege to raise awareness and funds for such noteworthy organizations,” says Christian.

Asides from serving as the Executive Producer for The Black & Gold Gala, Christian has worked behind the scenes as a noteworthy production affiliate for such notable productions as The Time 100 Gala, The People’s Choice Awards and The Screen Actor’s Guild Awards.

Christian’s long standing commitment to social responsibility stems from the 1990s when he championed getting involved. He has dedicated his time to many profit-free organizations helping the hungry, homeless and ill-afflicted. Organizations that he has been involved in range from the St. Vincent DePaul Society to AIDS Project Los Angeles and Stand-Up to Cancer.

Through his commitment in assisting marginalized communities, Christian’s communications skills have been utilized through his activism.

“Ever since I was in high school, I’ve been a communicator. I wrote for the 35th largest newspaper in the country, was an on-air disc jockey, was an ASU Devil’s Advocate and hosted my own public access show called BEHIND THE SCENES.

Christian’s love in communicating has also led to awards. During his time as a Communications major at Arizona State University, he not only served as his college president, but participated in Forensics Speech & Debate, competitively.

“The days that I competed in college were some of my best memories of my life to date,” says Christian.

Apparently, he made more than memories during those days. His skills in public speaking and acting have garnered him top acclaim, advancing to every final round of every national tournament. In his senior year, alone, he had six first place awards. He is also a national champion honored by Phi Rho Pi.

All this, and Christian was a student on the Dean’s List, receiving top honors academically. Christian is a hard worker, seldom taking a breath.

“I have been blessed to have countless memories. I’ve lived in snow covered states, a tropical island, an isolated desert and major metropolitan cities. I’ve been blessed with an amazing dog and the best nephew ever. At times, I feel very complete,” says Christian.

It seems that Christian has always been on the quest to experience life and be “complete”-and, this is not different from his teenage years.

“I’ve always been the type of individual to try many things and commit myself to doing the best that I can,” he says.

Attending Cortez High School in Phoenix, Arizona, Christian was very involved. “I was voted “Mr. Outgoing of my high school class,” says Christian who was elected as the editor of the school newspaper, the President of the Quill & Scroll Society, vice-president of the Drama Club, Secretary of the Speech Team, SADD Publicity Manager and Senior Class Senator.

Along with his involvements and experiences, Chrisian is most thankful for the people in his life. “I strongly believe that God has placed certain individuals in my life to assist in my journey, sort of like an extension of Himself,” he says.

Each experience, each person and each accomplishment have formulated who I am today. I wouldn’t change a thing with my live. I’ve always believe in the motto “no regrets”.