Morgan Fator is a multi-media composer who specializes in music for film, television, and games. She provides services as an orchestrator, arranger, session conductor, score producer, and music copyist to Los Angeles, San Diego, and beyond. With a traditional background in music education, a proclivity for music technology, and a deep passion for orchestral music, she continues to grow as a formidable force of artistry and musicianship. Through her work, she seeks to preserve the traditions of Golden Age Hollywood while looking forward to the future of music in media.

Morgan, hailing from the far reaches of Northern California, grew up studying piano, vocal performance, musical theater, and sang in many choirs. She excelled, and at age sixteen began studying music theory, composition, and orchestral conducting at Shasta College, where she had the opportunity to guest conduct the Shasta Concert Orchestra, premiere several of her original concert works, and served as a section percussionist and pianist in the Shasta Symphony Orchestra and Symphonic Band. Pieces she has performed include Orff’s Carmina Burana, Stravinsky’s Petrushka, Holst’s The Planets, and many other pieces of standard orchestral repertoire. For many years, she participated as a pianist in several jazz ensembles and played in pit orchestras for local productions of The Producers and Little Shop of Horrors. She went on to study Music Composition for Film, Television, and Games at Berklee College of Music. After serving as music director and conductor of the Heartsangha Choir for a year, Morgan and her family moved to Southern California to pursue better opportunities and lifelong dreams.