Keith Alan Morris

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Writer/director Keith Alan Morris
Writer/director Keith Alan Morris

Keith Alan Morris is a writer/director from New York City. His most notable films include Flying Tiger and The Clinic, both of which screened at the Cannes Film Fest Market. He also wrote and directed the documentary R.U.B.s in the Guggenheim Museum's "Art of the Motorcycle" exhibit. He married documentary filmmaker Kendra Jones August 30, 2003.

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[edit] As writer/director

"Flying Tiger" - Cannes Film Fest Market, 2005. Adventure film on boy who could fly.

"R.U.B.s" - Guggenheim Museum's "Art of the Motorcycle" exhibit, 2006. Comedic documentary on rich urban bikers.

"The Clinic" - Cannes Film Fest Market, 2001. Won Best Screenplay for a Feature Film at the NYII Film Fest.

[edit] As an artist

illustrator of over 60 album covers - from BB King to Bill Monroe

written and illustrated numerous comics and graphic novels

won the NACE award for Excellence in Advertising

[edit] Future projects

"The Bohemian"

"6 Heavy Boxes"

[edit] Attended

Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, MI - B.A. with Honors, 1994.

Institut de Internacional, Madrid, Spain, 1993.

University of Central Florida - MFA, Entrepreneurial Digital Cinema Track

Blackbelt with adult and youth instructor's license.

[edit] External links

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