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Jenée Arthur & Amos Morgan
\n\n\nWith over 25 years of professional storytelling experience, Jenée’s creative career evolved within an exciting journey from the inception of the digital age when photographers and filmmakers were making the seemingly impossible transition from film to digital, helping usher in the current landscape of endless multimedia avenues.
\n\nAs an artist's rep just out of college, she advocated for talented photographers and filmmakers. She was a proponent of and a not-so-silent voice for fair compensation for those she represented. She continues to honor that balance today. Jenée’s creative evolution peaked when she recognized the depth video adds to a story.
\n\nWhen Jenée is not storyboarding, writing, or producing visual narratives for Story Vessel clients, she is penning cheeky blog entries and expressing her voice alongside other podcasters.
\n\nJenée enjoys film and live music and can remain immersed in a book about design or architecture for as long as most people scroll Instagram. She loves deep conversation and often sees things from perspectives most people overlook.
\n\n“In production, we don’t function in an 'I' and 'me' world on set or otherwise. Instead, we succeed within a nuanced dance of 'us' and ‘we,’ where success requires every client, crew, and on-camera talent’s unique choreography.
\n\nMy favorite part of this work is connecting with all the thoughtful and creative humans who love bringing stories to life.” —Jenée
\n\n\nBeing raised among creative minds was the fertile ground that inspired Amos’s visual media career. Spanning a creative evolution from lifestyle photography and commercial video to managing a team of designers as a creative director, and finally producing visual narratives as co-founder of Story Vessel, Amos’s aspirations entail all aspects of the creative process.
\n\nToday, inspired by the concept of legacy, Amos’s attentive enthusiasm with clients is the driving force behind Story Vessel’s capability to capture the unique stories of all humans.
\n\nWhen Amos isn’t developing a brand’s creative vision or executing a project, he is composing and playing music, coaching and playing soccer, and exploring life and landscape with his wife and son on beaches and forests of the Pacific Northwest
\n\nAmos loves live music (on stage or in the audience), reading brand guides with the same passion as others read comic books, and having genuine conversations and connections with close friends and family.
\n\n“Collaborating with others on creative projects is my favorite part of my career. I’ve been photographing and filming people and places worldwide, and no matter where I am, the human spirit continues to amaze and inspire me.”\n—Amos\n\n
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