About

Joshua Morgan is an editor, director, and writer based in NYC. His work blends grounded emotion with striking visual storytelling across both narrative and commercial projects. Joshua's work and career have been featured in publications including Screen Rant, The Guardian, and SFX Magazine.

At 18, Joshua directed his debut feature film, Children of the Pines, which received the Audience Award at the Gasparilla International Film Festival before its worldwide VOD release. His psychological horror short, Blake Buried a Body, was selected for release by ALTER, where it has amassed more than 60,000 views. He is currently editing the feature film adaptation of Blake Buried a Body, expanding the story into a full-length psychological horror film.

In addition to narrative filmmaking, Joshua has directed and edited commercials, social media campaigns, music videos, and branded content, bringing a cinematic approach to commercial storytelling. Experienced in leading projects from development through final delivery, he is passionate about creating emotionally resonant, visually compelling work that leaves a lasting impression across film and digital media.

A young man with glasses and a patterned sweater is standing in a dimly lit setting, possibly a film set or studio, with equipment around him. To his right, another person wearing a cap and a plaid jacket is focused on working at a computer with red ambient lighting.
A young man with glasses and a patterned sweater is standing in a dimly lit setting, possibly a film set or studio, with equipment around him. To his right, another person wearing a cap and a plaid jacket is focused on working at a computer with red ambient lighting.