Summary
Morgan Morel is a preservation-focused media technologist with 11 years of experience building and managing audiovisual preservation programs for cultural institutions, most recently as Video Lab Supervisor at the Library of Congress. With a master's in Digital Preservation and HCI from the University of Michigan, Morgan has led preservation teams at Bay Area Video Coalition and developed hands-on digitization, workflow automation, and archival database solutions dating back to early roles at George Blood Audio. They blend deep technical skill—scripting, FileMaker/web interfaces, and disaster planning—with practical lab leadership to ensure long-term access to fragile media assets. Based in Virginia, Morgan is driven by a systems-level view of information stewardship, treating preservation as both a technical and societal imperative.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Masters of Science in Information, Digital Preservation & Human Computer Interaction, Masters of Science in Information, Digital Preservation & Human Computer Interaction at University of Michigan - School of Information
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Performing Arts Technology, Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Performing Arts Technology at University of Michigan - School of Music
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