She/Her
Morgan
I’m an actor with a passion for editing, photography, and visual storytelling, running a 4K-follower meme account and a 1K-follower blog focused on 90s, 2000s, and vintage fashion and pop culture.
Endorsements
Verified
UGC Creator
About Me
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Class of 2027
Charlotte, NC, USA
Skills
Interests
My Clubs and Associations
49er Improv Club
Brands I Follow
My Portfolio
wwwdropboxcomsclfiwc0l52ay2uwagjfivdlxmLAURA-PALMER-FWWM-QUEENMOVrlkeyh0xubq70cpiw9rwrxdknv054hsti68xihlldl0
A storytelling edit of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992), featuring Queen’s iconic 1975 song “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Through purposeful text and pacing, the edit emphasizes pivotal moments and Laura Palmer’s tragic ending.
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An edit of Mysterious Skin (2007), set to XXXTENTACION’s “Train Food,” using the song’s themes to parallel deep trauma and the uncovering of truth, framed through the perspective of abuse survivors.
wwwdropboxcomsclfixf3l8pfmla3uhp93hyhfvVIRGIN-SUICIDES--DOLL-PARTS-HOLEmovrlkey9mafkyv1qhjbd47cgcolo9fl1st3nqm1w0fdl0
An edit of The Virgin Suicides (1999) using Hole’s “Doll Parts” to examine the transition from girlhood to womanhood, capturing vulnerability, isolation, and the pressure placed on young women to be seen rather than understood.
Interview Questions
Home From College
Reddit Intern
Link to any relevant experience (ex. your personal Reddit)
While I don’t have a public Reddit account , my experience building a 90s blog and meme account shows how I can translate my Reddit insights into videos that ppl like.
Home From College
Reddit Intern
Do you have experience using Reddit in a personal and/or professional setting? If yes, add details.
Yes, I use Reddit as a search engine for anything if I need help with what shirt to wear or tips to ace a presentation it’s a underrated source of information that most people overlook
Home From College
Reddit Intern
How would you grow the H\FC community from scratch?
I’d seed growth by starting "no-gatekeeping" threads on student subs, sharing real gig-work wins, and hosting AMAs with successful peers to build a community based on transparency and trust.