Morten Forland holds a BA in Film and Television Production from the University of Bergen, Norway and an MFA in Film and Television Production from Loyola Marymount University. He was named Outstanding Graduate Student for the LMU Production program upon graduation. A Norway native, Morten has been making movies in his family’s backyard since he was 12. From Star Wars homages to action thrillers, he has steadily been honing his filmmaking skills, earning award nominations on his way.
Although he still considers himself young, Morten has amassed an impressive CV, with work in feature film (Escape, and the Varg Veum series) and major television events like the 2014 Sochi Olympics, the FIFA World Cup, Tour de France and The Amazing Race Norway. Morten’s versatile background has given him insight into all the different elements that makes a movie work, as well as broadened his horizons to encompass knowledge of life in most corners of the world.
In 2017, Morten directed a branded short for College Humor and Ubisoft (watch below). That same year, he also crowd-funded and completed principle photography on a feature film entitled Wild Boys. He is currently handling all aspects of post-production on his own, slowly bringing the project closer to completion.
Although he still considers himself young, Morten has amassed an impressive CV, with work in feature film (Escape, and the Varg Veum series) and major television events like the 2014 Sochi Olympics, the FIFA World Cup, Tour de France and The Amazing Race Norway. Morten’s versatile background has given him insight into all the different elements that makes a movie work, as well as broadened his horizons to encompass knowledge of life in most corners of the world.
In 2017, Morten directed a branded short for College Humor and Ubisoft (watch below). That same year, he also crowd-funded and completed principle photography on a feature film entitled Wild Boys. He is currently handling all aspects of post-production on his own, slowly bringing the project closer to completion.
|
|
|
