Morgan Collins is a writer from Stone Mountain, GA, whose credits include BET’s FIRST WIVES CLUB and Amazon's HARLEM. She decided to pursue a career in film and TV while attending The University of Florida, where she studied the cultural influences of COWBOY BEBOP, DEATH NOTE, and other anime on post-WW2 international politics. She later received an MFA in Screenwriting from the University of Southern California, but her writing also includes work as a participating artist in the Museum of Rilao, a project of USC’s interactive World Building Media Lab, and Tracking Ida, an escape-room style game inspired by Ida B. Wells’ investigative journalism. Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder at age 33, Morgan and her work are proof that “coming of age” isn’t limited to youth. Her writing often explores the fine line between comedy and horror, irreverently looking to the past and exposing the dark absurdities of the present. Morgan lives in LA where she’s currently writing on the upcoming animated TV adaptation of Anthony Bourdain’s GET JIRO graphic novel.