Morgan J. Freeman Net Worth is
$100,000

Mini Biography

In 1997, Morgan’s debut feature, Hurricane Streets, became the initial narrative film to win three awards on the Sundance Film Festival (Market Award, Best Movie director, and Best Cinematography). It had been bought by MGM/UA and distributed the next year. Blessed in Long Seaside, California, Morgan received his BA in Film Research in 1992 from UC Santa Barbara. Morgan spent the next calendar year in Paris learning film theory on the Sorbonne. In 1993, he got into NYU’s Graduate Film Plan where he gained his M.F.A. Through the summer months of 1994, Morgan interned at a little production firm where he was presented to Todd Solondz, who was simply prepping to capture Welcome towards the Dollhouse. Morgan was an Helper Movie director on Dollhouse, which continued to earn the 1996 Grand Jury Award at Sundance. It had been also upon this film that he became close friends with professional Brendan Sexton III, the eventual superstar of Hurricane Roads. Following critical success of Hurricane Streets, Morgan composed and aimed Desert Blue. The film was written by the Samuel Goldwyn Firm and re-teamed Morgan with Brendan Sexton III. The film also starred Christina Ricci, Casey Affleck, Ethan Suplee, Peter Sarsgaard, and was Kate Hudson’s debut film. In 2000, Morgan wrote and directed The Cherry Picker for Showtime starring Janeane Garofalo. Morgan aimed several music movies, including two for the breakout indie music group Rilo Kiley, and he aimed the teen strike Dawson’s Creek for the WB. In 2001, Morgan aimed American Psycho 2 for Lions Gate Movies. In 2003, he helmed the unbiased feature Piggy Banking institutions, which starred Gabriel Mann, Kelli Garner and Tom Sizemore. Afterwards that calendar year, Morgan created the groundbreaking MTV series Laguna Seaside. Morgan’s latest feature from his own screenplay, SIMILAR TO THE Son, will end up being premiering on the 2006 Tribeca Film Celebration. The film superstars Tag Webber, Brendan Sexton III and Rosie Perez. Morgan currently lives in NEW YORK where he’s writing his following screenplay.

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