Conscian Morgan is an award-winning producer, writer, director, and editor. Most recently, he wrote and directed a dark, psychological horror short The Familiar Fingers of Culture (2018) that explores our society's extremes through a high-class escort and a single mother. The film won Best Actress at British Horror Film Festival, and Best of Fest at That Film Festival, Berlin. He also wrote and directed the short film Immure (2016) which has premiered at a number of international film festivals, and won the Grand Prize and Best Horror Award at the Lancaster International Short Film Festival.
Morgan also directed the U.K. television movie The Tower (2011), a dark drama that follows an ensemble of different characters who reside within a rundown estate in East London. It was written by Trent Devlin and starred Alexander Vlahos and Osy Ikhile. As a producer, he produced the Israeli comedy show Imported (2015), created by Assaf Gefen and David Lifshitz. He also produced Beauty and the Baker (2013-2021) created by Assi Azar, an Israeli comedy which ran for three seasons.
Morgan was born in August 1979 and he currently resides in London.
