Morgan Smith

Morgan is an actor, writer, and intimacy coordinator whose mission is to make the unseen feel seen. Her film, “Sinked Up,” an Official Selection at Outfest 2019, got written up by Women in Hollywood as part of a “cultural moment [that] has women coming together like never before.” You can see her star in the digital series The Pantheon, now streaming on The Pop Network; and in the award-winning short that she wrote, produced & starred, “What A Difference A Day Makes.” As an intimacy coordinator, she’s committed to telling stories via choreography while creating safe(r) spaces on set. At The LA LGBT Center, she was director of the youth theater program, where she helped members ages 14 - 22 create original works around sexual health, including power dynamics, gender roles, gender identity, sexual orientation, consent, and more. As part of her Theater Arts minor at Boston University, she studied Lecoq, Grotowski, and Linklater. At l’Accdemia dell’arte in Italy, she dove into commedia dell’arte, basic stunts, clowning, and contact improv. In 2021, she was proud to intimacy direct the worldwide premiere of Junk Girls at The Hollywood Fringe Festival, which won the Encore Producers Award. Her specialties include consent + boundaries, queer intimacy, and comedy.