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Yasmin Morris
Currently Term Deal Assistant to Carla Waddles at NBC Universal. Previously Literary Manager at RAIN + Creative Executive at Gunpowder & Sky.
Yasmin Morris is a highly passionate and dedicated creative professional with more than a decade of experience in casting, production, development, and representation in the film & TV industry.
Yasmin holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Communication and Media Studies with a focus on Film Studies from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Her professional journey includes roles such as Term Deal Assistant at NBC Universal Television, Manager at Sandstone Artists, Freelance Creative Producer, Manager at Rain Management Group, Creative Executive at Gunpowder & Sky, Development Coordinator at Gunpowder & Sky, Drama Development Coordinator at Universal Television, among others.
Yasmin has a strong track record of successfully managing high-profile projects, nurturing talent relationships, and fostering innovative content creation.
She is keen on expanding her expertise in developing and producing compelling global stories for various screens and is eager to bring her skills and creative vision to a dynamic and collaborative team.
With a background in diverse roles within the industry, Yasmin Morris is well-equipped to contribute her talents and experience to the world of film and television.
Highlights
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Term Deal Assistant for Carla Waddles at NBC Univeral Television!
Hi friends! I'm so grateful to everyone's shared experiences and positive support from my sad post a few short weeks ago 😇 . I didn't realize how stagnant I had been feeling in my life because my mindset was always focused on the future and what I was pursuing, not appreciating all that I have pursued and accomplished. Consequently, I was bursting with frustration. Since then, I've been really taking some time to sit back, and reflect on some of my accomplishments.
Someone on Hinge recently asked me what was the best and worst thing that happened to me last month (June), and my mind immediately went to all the rejection emails, but when I tried to think of the good things that happened it took a bit more effort. However, good things did happen, really good things actually!
One of my new year resolutions was to get a paid DJ gig in 2024. I love music and I've been DJ-ing in my bedroom and at my friends & family's homes for the past few years but never in a professional capacity, and never in front of strangers, but I did that for the first time last month at The Gathering Spot in West Adams and I didn't bomb! People really digging me, and I got a nice little CashApp payment :).
AND I love community-building, so my friend Ashley Cooper and I, worked together to organize a "Roses & Rosé" themed picnic at the end of June, gathering all our favorite Black women creatives from the writers for popular network/streaming television shows and films, to the producers and executives who help those writers' visions make it to the world. It was not only an absolute VIBE but also a beautiful success! We're looking forward to growing this community where Black women creatives can network, inspire, support, and, most importantly, be free to be our most authentic selves, sharing our passion for the art & business of film and television with each other. Check out the highlight reel attached and please share/follow @blackcreativesinfocus on IG as we continue to amplify Black voices and make a real impact 😊.
Ultimately, I am dedicated to making a difference, inspiring others, and leaving this planet a little better than when I got here. Thanks for reading, and the support 💗. Cheers!
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