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Morgan Sullivan is a transgender actor and filmmaker best known for starring in Matthew Puccini's Sundance-selected film, Dirty, for which he won a Special Recognition in Acting award from SXSW. He can be seen in multiple television projects including Dickinson, HBO's I Know This Much Is True, and Broad City.  Morgan wrote, produced, and starred in Here With You, a romantic short that was produced with an entirely trans cast and crew, which has screened internationally and at U.S. festivals including Outfest, Newfest, Frameline, and Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival. Here With You was included in GLAAD's Trans Stories/Creators To Watch. His second short film and directorial debut Going Away is currently in post-production. Morgan believes that accurate representation is key in order for the trans community to thrive, and is excited to create more work that centers trans narratives.

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Director:
2022  Going Away

Executive Producer:
2019  Here with You
2022  Going Away

Writer:
2019  Here with You
2022  Going Away

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