Clint Morris

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Clint Morris
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Morris in 2012
Born
Clinton James Morris
Occupation(s)producer, screenwriter, full time publicist (-2021)
Years active1999–present

Clint Morris is a partner in the production company Shorris Film, with producing credits including Radio America and Complacent. [1]

Filmmaking career

Morris decided to officially enter the film-making world, joining actor and filmmaker Christopher Showerman to form Shorris Film, a Los Angeles-based independent film production company. The duo's first film was Between the Sand and the Sky. [2] Morris went on to produce such films as Complacent and Radio America. [3] He co-produced Vitals in 2014.[ citation needed ]


Producer credits

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References

  1. "Radio America – About the Film". Official Website of Radio America. Radio America Official Website. Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Retrieved October 6, 2012.
  2. "SciFiScoop". Interview with Christopher Showerman on "Between the Sand and the Sky" and "Radio America". SciFiScoop.com.
  3. "George of the Jungle... Sings?". GeekWeek.Com. GeekWeek.Com.