About Morgan Simonson

I am a Steadicam/camera operator, video/audio/graphics technician, director, and writer based in the New York City area. I have amassed several years of experience in commercial, corporate, narrative, documentary, and non-for-profit worlds. I have also recently completed my training at New York University, receiving a Masters of the Arts in Film and Television with a focus in directing/writing.

I am fluent in all aspects of video/media technologies, whether it be showing IMAG and graphics simultaneously or re-sizing video and overlaying it on stage. I have knowledge in most camera/video equipment, from handling Alexa 35 with Cooke Anamorphic lenses, to operating 4 PTZ cameras simultaneously live.

5+ years 100+

experience in film and media

productions and events worked

FAQ

What is your focus?

My passion is directing, having written and directed several short films, and my trade is camera work, specifically Steadicam. In this day and age, one must be adaptable, so my expertise covers most aspects of video and camera work, from traditional narrative film work to twitch livestreams.

Where are you based?

I am based in the Northern NJ/NYC area. I have worked across the country and internationally, from Texas to Canada.

What is your experience level?

I have over 5 years of experience in film and media productions, ranging from multimillion dollar features to small live events

What is your education?

I hold a Master's Degree in Film and Television from New York University, awarded in 2024.

I also hold a Bachelor's in Photography from Rochester Institute of Technology with minors in museum Studies and art History.

Do you have a portfolio?

Yes, I have portfolios/reels showcasing my work in directing, camera work, and photography, links located above.

What types of projects do you work on?

I work in traditional film, but I've branched out to live events, documentary, and livestream work. I have worked in broadcast spaces, working in video and graphics in both temporary and permanent control rooms.