26
Years
Gabrielle Morse is a photographer and cinematographer from Atlanta, Georgia. Her artistic career began during her sophomore year in high school, taking headshots and event photos for numerous people in her community. During her time studying documentary film at Spelman College, Gabrielle continued developing her artistic style by exploring the realm of editorial photography and experimental short film. Her short film ”Sweety Auburn’s Reading Room” received the Green Screen Project festival awards for best documentary, best production value, and best cinematography, and her thesis film ‘Bug Hill’ is featured in the first season of WABE TV’s Atlanta On Film series. Gabrielle’s photography has been featured in a number of exhibitions including the 2022 ACP Festival, Continuum at MINT Gallery, and Roswell in Print. Her work is known for its attention to detail, captivating framing, and use of color.
26
Years Old
Gabrielle Morse is a photographer and cinematographer from Atlanta, Georgia. Her artistic career began during her sophomore year in high school, taking headshots and event photos for numerous people in her community. During her time studying documentary film at Spelman College, Gabrielle continued developing her artistic style by exploring the realm of editorial photography and experimental short film. Her short film ”Sweety Auburn’s Reading Room” received the Green Screen Project festival awards for best documentary, best production value, and best cinematography, and her thesis film ‘Bug Hill’ is featured in the first season of WABE TV’s Atlanta On Film series. Gabrielle’s photography has been featured in a number of exhibitions including the 2022 ACP Festival, Continuum at MINT Gallery, and Roswell in Print. Her work is known for its attention to detail, captivating framing, and use of color.
Gabrielle Morse is a photographer and cinematographer from Atlanta, Georgia. Her artistic career began during her sophomore year in high school, taking headshots and event photos for numerous people in her community. During her time studying documentary film at Spelman College, Gabrielle continued developing her artistic style by exploring the realm of editorial photography and experimental short film. Her short film ”Sweety Auburn’s Reading Room” received the Green Screen Project festival awards for best documentary, best production value, and best cinematography, and her thesis film ‘Bug Hill’ is featured in the first season of WABE TV’s Atlanta On Film series. Gabrielle’s photography has been featured in a number of exhibitions including the 2022 ACP Festival, Continuum at MINT Gallery, and Roswell in Print. Her work is known for its attention to detail, captivating framing, and use of color.
Gender
Female
Birthday
October 29, 1999
