Gray Morison is a Mexican-American cinematographer based in Los Angeles, whose work focuses on cultural narratives and artistic expression. His vision has been shaped by a life lived at the intersection of diverse worlds, from the vibrant rainforest of Chiapas, Mexico, to the beaches of San Diego, California. This multicultural upbringing profoundly informs his storytelling, infusing his projects with a depth and authenticity that resonates across genres.

Gray's portfolio spans indigenous social justice documentaries, episodic narratives, music videos, commercials, and feature films, each piece a testament to his versatility and commitment to capturing the human experience. His distinct approach to cinematography marries his technical prowess of camera gear and lighting with a deeply empathetic understanding of his subjects - creating visually compelling stories that linger in the viewer's mind.

A graduate of the University of California, Santa Cruz, with a concentration in Cinematography and Directing, Gray's academic foundation complements his lived experiences, enriching his craft. Gray recently wrapped a Thriller, “Bride or Die” (2024). His previous feature films include the Crime Drama “Caged Birds” (2022) and the Western Noir “Custody Road” (2018), establishing him as a visionary voice in contemporary cinema.