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Tori CV 2020 September V2 Tori Morrison [email protected] PRODUCING/ARTISTIC ASSOCIATIONS & AFFILIATIONS YEAR/CITY POSITION COMPANY 2017-Present in Montréal, Halifax and Edmonton Artistic Associate & Producer Tiny Bear Jaws 2019 in Halifax Systems Coordinator 2b theatre company 2012-2015 in Edmonton Festival Manager/Production Manager & Found Festival by CGAS Co-Founder SELECTED PRODUCING, CREATION and DESIGN YEAR/CITY ROLE DIRECTOR PRODUCER Gender? I Hardly Know Them by Elena Belyea and Sydney Campbell. Presented at Upintheair Theatre's rEvolver Festival, and Edmonton International Fringe Festival. 2021 in Vancouver* and 2019 in Producer and Sound Design Paul Blinov Tiny Bear Jaws Edmonton Premiere of This Is the Story of the Child Ruled by Fear by David Gagnon Walker. Presented by Upintheair Theatre's rEvolver Festival. 2021 in Vancouver* Producer and Multimedia Christian Barry Strange Victory Performance Designer Premiere of The Worst Thing I Could Be (Is Happy) a co-creation by myself, Elena Belyea, Ira Doré and Philip Nozuka Presented by Why Not Theatre’s Riser Project, The Diving Bell Social Club, Rhubarb Festival at Buddies in Bad Times, and TJ Labs at Theatre Junction. 2021 in Toronto*, 2019 in Montreal, Sound/Video Design, Co- Tanya Rintoul Tiny Bear Jaws 2018 in Toronto and Calgary Creator and Performer Residency for These Birds Sound Just Like a Recording of Birds, a co-creation by me, Kerttu Pussinen and David Gagnon Walker. Residencies at Subtopia, and CIRKO Centre for New Circus. 2021 in Stockholm* and 2019 in Co-Creator and Production n/a Royal Particle Helsinki Design Premier of HTTPeePee by Gender? I hardly Know Them. Presented on Zoom. 2020 online Producer and Sound Design Rob Baker Tiny Bear Jaws and Rapid Fire Theatre Premiere of 我的名是张欣恩 (Gimme chance leh) by Kris Vanessa Teo *Canceled due to Covid 19. Presented at the Motel Theatre in the Arts Commons. 2020 in Calgary Video Design Jenna Rodgers Chromatic Theatre Premiere of Premium Content by David Gagnon Walker. Presented by Fringe Theatre Adventures, and High Performance Rodeo and the Pumphouse Theatre. 2020 in Edmonton*, 2020 in Calgary, Sound Design/Composition Geoffrey Simon Major Matt Mason Collective and 2018 in Calgary And Production Management Brown Less + More by Dustin Harvey. Presented at Art Bar. 2019 in Halifax Producer and Collaborator Dustin Harvey Secret Theatre Atlantic Canadian Premiere of The Children by Lucy Kirkwood. Presented at the Bus Stop Theatre Co-Op. 2019 in Halifax Sound Design and Laura Vingoe- Keep Good (Theatre) Composition Cram Company Tour of Particle # B by Kerttu Pussinen. Presented at Fringe World Perth and RCC Fringe Adelaide, La fabrique des petites utopies, and Valspec Theatre. 2019 in Perth and Adelaide, Australia, Lighting/Sound Design and Kerttu Pussinen Royal Particle 2018 in Grenoble and 2017 in Technician Valleyfield 1 *Upcoming Tori Morrison [email protected] YEAR/CITY ROLE DIRECTOR PRODUCER Premiere of Numbers Increase as We Count by Ülfet Sevdi Co-Developed with Playwrights Workshop Montreal. Presented by MAI Theatre. 2019 in Montreal Video Design and Technical Ülfet Sevdi Thought Experiment Direction Productions and MAI Tour of Miss Katelyn’s Grade Threes Prepare for The Inevitable by Elena Belyea. Presented at Downstage’s Motel Theatre, Fringe Theatre Adventures’ Arts Barns, and The Sunset Theatre. 2018 in Edmonton AB, Calgary AB, and Producer, Sound Emma Tibaldo Tiny Bear Jaws Wells BC Design/Composition, and Dramaturgy Tour of Everyone We Know Will Be There by Elena Belyea. A tour to two suburban houses. 2017 in Edmonton and Calgary Producer, Production Andrew Ritchie Tiny Bear Jaws/Swallow-a- Management and Sound Bicycle Design SELECTED PRODUCTION/STAGE MANAGEMENT, TECHNICAL, and TEACHING YEAR/CITY ROLE DIRECTOR PRODUCER Workshop of No Guesses Found -Together and Alone by Amber Borotsik. Workshop at Fringe Theatre Adventures. 2020 in Edmonton Production Manager and David Horak And Surrounding Areas Stage Manager Tour of One Discordant Violin by Anthony Black. Presented by 59E59 Theatre in Theatre B 2019 in New York City Production Coordinator Ann-Marie Kerr 2b theatre company and Anthony Black Love and Information by Caryl Churchill. Presented by Dalhousie University in Studio 1. 2019 in Halifax Sound Design and Technical Laura Vingoe- Dalhousie University Coach Cram Gabriel Dumont’s Wild West Show by Jean Marc Dalpé, David Granger, Laura Lussier, Alexis Martin, Andrea Menard, Yvette Nolan, Gilles Poulin-Denis, Paula-Jean Prudat, Mansel Robinson and Kenneth T. Williams. Presented by the National Arts Center at their Babs Asper Theatre, Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui, and Théâtre La Bordée. 2018 Ottawa, Montréal, and Quebec Video Programming and Mani National Arts Center City Coordination Soleymanlou EDUCATION YEAR PROGRAM INSTITUTION 2017 Production Design and Technical Arts Program National Theatre School of Canada 2013 Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Drama University of Alberta SELECTED AWARDS YEAR NAME AWARD BODY 2020 Nomination for Best Sound Design for The Children Robert Merritt Award 2019 Perth Fringe World’s Best Weekly Circus for Particle # B Perth Fringe World RELATED SKILLS, CERTIFICATES AND INTERESTS Adobe Creative Suite, Sketchup, Vectorworks, AutoCAD, QLab, Isadora, Reaper, Protools, Spark AR, Microsoft Office Suite, WordPress, HTML and Class 5 Alberta Driver's License (I can drive automatic and standard) 2 *Upcoming .
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