Morgan R. Stiff, an exceptionally talented and accomplished individual, proudly holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Film Production, a testament to her exceptional academic prowess, which she had the privilege of earning from the esteemed University of Southern California, School of Cinema-Television, in the year 2005, a milestone that not only reflects her dedication to her craft but also serves as a benchmark of her ability to excel in a highly competitive and demanding field.
Morgan, a gifted and accomplished individual, was bestowed the prestigious distinction of being selected as a participant in the renowned Film Independent's Project: Involve, a highly respected and esteemed program that has earned a reputation for celebrating and fostering the development of emerging filmmakers, thereby providing a platform for them to hone their skills and realize their creative potential.
Notable among her extensive producing credits is the 2004 film release of Porcelain, a cinematic endeavor undertaken by Iron Rod Motion Pictures, Inc.
Concurrently, she also produced Hip Hop Homos, a television series that premiered on LOGO Networks in 2004, further solidifying her reputation as a prolific producer.
Her impressive portfolio, which spans multiple platforms and genres, also includes the award-winning documentary Brooklyn's Bridge to Jordan, which made its debut on the prestigious television platforms of Showtime, LOGO, and BET J in 2005.
Additionally, Morgan's work on the critically acclaimed feature documentary One Bad Cat: The Reverend Albert Wagner Story, which aired on Ovation TV in 2009, is also noteworthy, with Morgan herself taking on the role of editor for this notable project, showcasing her versatility and expertise in the industry.
As a testament to her dedication and skill, Morgan's numerous producing credits have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, cementing her position as a respected and accomplished figure in the world of film and television production.
Morgan, a multifaceted professional of considerable expertise and influence, has made a profound and lasting impact in the realm of film editing, showcasing her exceptional skill and artistry by meticulously crafting the award-winning feature documentary "Mississippi Damned".
Morgan currently occupies the distinguished role of Chief Productions Officer at Morgan's Mark, a renowned production company that is deeply committed to amplifying the voices of marginalized stories by expertly guiding them through the complex and often treacherous terrain of mainstream media, thereby creating a platform for their perspectives to be widely disseminated and their experiences to be shared with a broader and more diverse audience.
