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In 2019, Mooser launched XTR, a new company focused on non-fiction film and television studio based in Echo Park, Los Angeles.

In 2019, Mooser's XTR closed an investment round led by the McLarty Arquette Group with investments from former AOL CEO Tim Armstrong, Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia, Josh Kushner, Christina and David Arquette, and Lyn and Norman Lear, and others. The company announced partnerships with Anonymous Content, VICE Studios and Futurism at the same time.

His film Lifeboat also received a Documentary Short Subject nomination in the 2019 Oscars.

Mooser's film "On Her Shoulders," for which he served as one of the executive producers, was one of the winners of the 2019 DuPont-Columbia Awards. He was brought in as a member of the Motion Picture Academy in July 2019, as part of their efforts of bringing in new personalities every year.

In July 2018, RYOT entered a partnership with Vice Studios to fund and co-produce documentary films. Mooser served as the CEO and co-founder of RYOT until November 2018, when he left the company to pursue new opportunities.

In 2016, Mooser was a Peabody Award finalist for his work in "The Gardeners of Eden." Apart from these, he has received the Kenneth Cole Courageous Class award and the Nelson Mandela Changemaker Award in 2016.

Bryn Mooser received the first Academy Awards nominations when he co-produced Body Team 12 with David Darg. It was nominated in the Documentary Short Subject category of the 2016 Oscars. Mooser won Emmy award for the same in "Outstanding short documentary" category.

Mooser is known as a pioneer in non-fiction immersive storytelling and helped pioneer virtual reality news reporting with the Associated Press in 2015. He also helped bring augmented reality to TIME magazine in 2018.

His film with David Darg, "Baseball in the Time of Cholera" became the winner of a jury award at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2012.

Mooser began his career as a humanitarian aid worker in the Peace Corps in West Africa. In 2010 following the Haiti earthquake Mooser moved to Port Au Prince and became the country director for Artists for Peace and Justice, while there he helped build a secondary school, and film and music school. While in Haiti, Mooser set out to build a media company with the aim of providing people with an interactive news experience and co-founded RYOT in 2012.

Bryn Mooser (born September 20, 1979 in Los Angeles) is a filmmaker and entrepreneur. In 2012 Mooser co-founded RYOT, a media company specializing in documentary film, virtual/augmented reality and branded content. Over his career, he has produced more than 200 linear and immersive films garnering multiple Emmy Awards, two Oscar nominations, a Peabody and a Cannes Lion. Mooser sold RYOT to Verizon in 2016, becoming an SVP and helping create the roadmap for immersive and documentary films for AOL, Yahoo, and Verizon. While at Verizon, Mooser built the branded content studio for AOL/Yahoo, HuffPost and Tumblr.