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Two album cycles culminated in her first platinum single with “Midnight City”, a Grammy nomination, headlining a sold out Hollywood Bowl and touring internationally with, among others, Depeche Mode, The Killers and Kings of Leon.
A classical pianist, cellist and vocalist, Morgan Kibby soloed with orchestra and sang with the San Francisco Opera, jazz ensembles and musical theater throughout her youth. Upon graduating the Lycée Français, Kibby became a core member of french band M83 writing, singing and performing live across the globe. Two album cycles culminated in her first platinum single with “Midnight City”, a Grammy nomination, headlining a sold out Hollywood Bowl and touring internationally with, among others, Depeche Mode, The Killers and Kings of Leon.
Kibby has co-written and produced on multiple Grammy nominated & number 1 albums including Panic! at the Disco, Harry Styles and Lady Gaga, produced, written and recorded solo material under the moniker White Sea & Sue Clayton, and remixed dozens of tracks from Lorde to The Weeknd. Her work with Panic! At the Disco was recognized with a BMI pop songwriters award.
Her first score for Eva Husson’s "Bang Gang” in 2015 premiered to critical acclaim in the Platform competition at TIFF and was later awarded Best Original Score at Les Arcs European Film Festival. Subsequently, Kibby attended the 2016 Sundance Composer Lab and has gone on to score projects for Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, AMC, The BBC & the CW, as well as narrative features premiering at festivals including the official competition at Cannes.
In 2021 Morgan had the honor of testifying in Congress on behalf of her musical peers regarding digital copyright law. She is committed to mentoring aspiring composers and speaking out on behalf of her peers. 2024 honors included the BMI film and T.V. award for her work on Ryan Murphy’s “The Watcher”, as well as a Jackson Wild award for Outstanding Score for a limited series for National Geographic’s “Queens”.
This guy does a lot of horror/sci-fi props, complex costumes, puppets, etc for films and other showcases. Really cool stuff and some you've probably seen before. Have a gander: https://www.theonyxforge.com/portfolio
I wonder what this will be and/or if it's connected to the Heart of the Ocean sculpture. I suppose if it is, I'll move this over to the other thread, but just in case Jewel is making a separate sci-fi/horror film or display of sorts, I thought I'd keep it apart for now.
