FILMER

Mya-Breyana Morton, is an award-winning writer, director, and cinematographer from Lithonia, GA, employs film to amplify marginalized voices and defy conventions. Recognized as a Seriesfest Collegiate Spotlight fellow, with a multicultural upbringing in Kuwait, Morton's storytelling passion was sparked by diverse perspectives. Armed with a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design, her portfolio includes the Webby Award-winning and Emmy-nominated short film, "Because, I Love You" and award-winning student films like "What Remains of Emily," "Proud," and "The Traveler." Her thesis film, "The Traveler," earned widespread acclaim and secured a place on WABE/PBS's Atlanta on Film. Acknowledged with the Independent Film Trailblazer Award, Morton's influence extends to collaborations with Canva, Target, Always, iHeartMedia, and Paramount. 

Recently recognized in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2024 in the Media category and Forbes 30 Under 30: Atlanta, she is steadfast in her commitment to drive innovation through compelling storytelling.

Filmmaking is a collaborative process and there is magic in the art of talented people coming together and pouring themselves into a project. My heart still flutters, and I still get utterly giddy at the prospect of finding a new and unique story to tell through film.