Morgan Daniel, a multifaceted individual, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a city steeped in history and culture. Following his high school education, he relocated to South Florida, a region renowned for its sun-kissed beaches and vibrant artistic community. At Florida Atlantic University, Morgan initially pursued a degree in Oceanography, but his interests soon shifted to Business and he added a minor in Theatre, a testament to his eclectic personality.
After completing his studies, Morgan traveled to Palm Beach to hone his acting skills under the guidance of renowned acting coach Richard Lepore, who specialized in the Meisner Technique. This experience was followed by a stint at the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theatre in Jupiter, Florida, and numerous modeling and acting projects in and around Miami. However, it was his relocation to Los Angeles in 1989 that marked a significant turning point in his career.
Upon arrival in LA, Morgan threw himself into the city's thriving entertainment scene, dedicating himself to studying and working tirelessly to achieve his goals in Film and Music. He was fortunate to have the guidance of several influential acting coaches, including Michael Gazzo, Margie Haber, Jeremiah Comey, John Swanbeck, and Maria Gobetti, who played a crucial role in shaping his acting style and technique.
Throughout his time in Los Angeles, Morgan has had the privilege of collaborating with a diverse range of talented actors, including Timothy Bottoms, Jon Polito, Mitchell Whitfield, Shane Conrad, Frank Stallone, Calista Carradine, Oleg Taktarov, and the late Anna Nicole Smith. In addition to his acting pursuits, Morgan has also ventured into writing and directing, having created the feature film "Flies on Cupid," the short film "Encounter," and the music video "Don't Color Me" for his early-nineties band, Worldwide.
