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William Morgan

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Bill Morgan

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Bill Morgan is the Managing Director and co-founder of JWM Productions. In the last sixteen years, he has executive produced more than 200 hours of documentary programming that, collectively, have aired on almost all major US and overseas cable and broadcast networks. He first partnered with Jason Williams on the landmark series, Time Life’s Lost Civilizations, which won the 1996 Primetime Emmy Award for Factual Programming.  Bill Morgan’s prior work experience was gained in The National Geographic Society’s television division. While at National Geographic, he worked on over 100 segments for National Geographic Explorer and on National Geographic Specials for PBS and NBC.

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Film Production

Executive Producer:
2016  The Amityville Terror

Producer:
2012  Besa: The Promise
2016  The Amityville Terror

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TV Production

Executive Producer:
2000  Treasure Seekers
2014  Cell Block Psychic

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