Morgana McKenzie
Director and Cinematographer / Based in Toronto, Canada
Morgana McKenzie is a 23 year old (D.O.B June 4, 1999) director and cinematographer based in Toronto, Canada. Though Morgana works in a range of genres, she specializes in dark narrative subject matter and...
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Focus:
Director, Director of Photography
About
Available in: Toronto, Canada
Focused on:
Director, Director of Photography
Coverage Regions:
Asia Middle East USA & Canada
Languages Spoken: English
Years of experience: 6 to 10
HEFAT certification? no
Morgana McKenzie is a 23 year old (D.O.B June 4, 1999) director and cinematographer based in Toronto,
Canada. Though Morgana works in a range of genres, she specializes
in dark narrative subject matter and vérité documentary.
Her short films have garnered over 40 awards from international
festivals, including Best Director and the Canada 150 award for Best
Film from TIFF Jump Cuts Next Wave. Most recently, Morgana was
awarded an ASC Vision Mentorship with Oliver Bokelberg, ASC
(Scandal, The Station Agent), and received two nominations from
the Canadian Society of Cinematographers for her work on Wild
(Dramatic Short Cinematography), and Lost Time (Robert Brooks
Award for Documentary Cinematography).
Her decisions on set are heavily informed by her prior experience as a colorist, which closely
aligns with her holistic approach to creating images.
Morgana is currently working on a number of short and long format
narrative and documentary projects in Canada and United States
Canada. Though Morgana works in a range of genres, she specializes
in dark narrative subject matter and vérité documentary.
Her short films have garnered over 40 awards from international
festivals, including Best Director and the Canada 150 award for Best
Film from TIFF Jump Cuts Next Wave. Most recently, Morgana was
awarded an ASC Vision Mentorship with Oliver Bokelberg, ASC
(Scandal, The Station Agent), and received two nominations from
the Canadian Society of Cinematographers for her work on Wild
(Dramatic Short Cinematography), and Lost Time (Robert Brooks
Award for Documentary Cinematography).
Her decisions on set are heavily informed by her prior experience as a colorist, which closely
aligns with her holistic approach to creating images.
Morgana is currently working on a number of short and long format
narrative and documentary projects in Canada and United States