Morgan Davidoff
- Actress
- Producer
- Production Department
Morgan Davidoff is an award-winning filmmaker , actor, and entrepreneur dedicated to transforming the way stories are created, funded, and experienced. She is the CEO of Shop The Films Inc., a film-tech company designed to help creators retain ownership of their intellectual property and access new pathways to self-financing, re-imagining what's possible for independent filmmaking in the modern era.
Morgan also founded LES WOO, an e-commerce-driven film fund that finances original films and art through the sale of purpose-led merchandise. Every item is named after someone in the industry and features their story in the product description-because Morgan believes everyone's story matters. LES WOO merges storytelling and commerce to create a more empathetic and sustainable creative economy.
Her production company, The WOO Group, produces bold, socially conscious film and television with a commitment to safety, inclusion, and commercial viability. Under her leadership, it has become a launchpad for projects that challenge norms and elevate underrepresented voices.
Morgan's work has been long-listed for the Oscars, supported by major institutions, and has been screened internationally. A passionate advocate for equity and creative freedom, she has spoken on global stages including NASA HQ, NATO, and The Kennedy Center.
Across all her ventures, Morgan is building a future where filmmakers can own their stories-and the systems that support them.
Morgan also founded LES WOO, an e-commerce-driven film fund that finances original films and art through the sale of purpose-led merchandise. Every item is named after someone in the industry and features their story in the product description-because Morgan believes everyone's story matters. LES WOO merges storytelling and commerce to create a more empathetic and sustainable creative economy.
Her production company, The WOO Group, produces bold, socially conscious film and television with a commitment to safety, inclusion, and commercial viability. Under her leadership, it has become a launchpad for projects that challenge norms and elevate underrepresented voices.
Morgan's work has been long-listed for the Oscars, supported by major institutions, and has been screened internationally. A passionate advocate for equity and creative freedom, she has spoken on global stages including NASA HQ, NATO, and The Kennedy Center.
Across all her ventures, Morgan is building a future where filmmakers can own their stories-and the systems that support them.
