FILMMAKER.

Mya-Breyana Morton is a multi-hyphenate award-winning creative artist from Lithonia, Ga., who employs film to amplify marginalized voices and defy conventions. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Film & Television Production from Savannah College of Art & Design and specializes in directing, cinematography, screenwriting, and editing. With a multicultural upbringing in Kuwait, Morton's storytelling passion was sparked by diverse perspectives.

Her portfolio includes the Webby Award-winning and Emmy-nominated short film, "Because, I Love You" and award-winning student films like "What Remains of Emily," "Proud," and "The Traveler." These works have earned her a well-deserved spotlight, capturing several prestigious awards and garnering recognition on both domestic and international festival circuits.

Her thesis film, "The Traveler," earned widespread acclaim and secured a place on WABE/PBS's Atlanta on Film. Acknowledged with the Independent Film Trailblazer Award, Morton's influence extends to collaborations with Canva, Target, Always, iHeartMedia, and Paramount.

She is the Co-Founder of the Production Circle, a community center for independent artists, and the Founder and Creative Director for Unconscious Media, a boutique creative marketing agency. Morton was recently recognized in Forbes 30 Under 30: Atlanta, she is steadfast in her commitment to driving innovation through compelling storytelling. Morton's remarkable influence both on and off the screen embodies her dedication to reshaping the cinematic landscape.