Blaine Morris

Blaine Morris is a bisexual Puerto Rican actress and filmmaker. Before graduating from Columbia University BA '19 Media and Film Studies Magna Cum Laude, she was an actress on MTV Skins, Master of None, The Following and more. She has directed, written, edited, and produced short films which have exhibited at NY Times Op Docs, Slamdance, Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and won a Dga Student Jury Award. She is a 3 time recipient of the NALIP Emerging Content Creator scholarship and was a development intern for Quebrada Entertainment and Assemble Media. She was a participant in PITCHNY run by the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts and NBCUniversal. She is in post-production for a feature film “Anne, With Love” which she wrote, produced and starred in featuring Mena Suvari, Adriana Barraza and Danielle Harris. She was the assistant to Academy Award nominated writer/director Charles Shyer for Netflix feature film “The Noel Diary” and is associate producer for the feature film “The Grotto” directed by Joanna Gleason. Blaine graduated from USC's School of Cinematic Arts for a MFA in TV & Film Production as a George Lucas Scholar with a focus on directing and is a Women in Film actor/content creator mentee with “Good Trouble” showrunner Joanna Johnson as her mentor, who she shadowed on the season 4 finale. Morris is a member of WOCU, Women in Media, NYWIFT, and the Chicana Director’s Initiative. She is repped by Modern Artists Entertainment.