Morgan McClellan is an actress from San Carlos, California. As a child she was very high energy and had quite the flare for the dramatic, so naturally she developed a deep love for performing arts. Although she had a passion for acting and singing, most of her childhood and young adulthood was dedicated to competitive swimming, soccer, and volleyball.
While in middle and high school, she took some acting and vocal lessons but started to take it seriously as a potential career path when she won her first acting competition at the Lanea Theater Festival in 2019, as well as a vocal competition later that year. She decided against playing volleyball in college so that she could focus fully on developing her craft as a theater major and pursuing a career in acting.
During her time at LMU, Morgan has had the opportunity to play leading roles in plays such as Robert O’Hara’s Barbeque, and Hyannis by Kari Bentley-Quinn, and even get involved backstage in the production side of theater when she assistant directed a play her junior year. She has also dedicated a lot of time and energy towards developing her camera acting skills, starring in over eight student films throughout her time at LMU, and earning a scholarship to the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts where she participated in a two-month camera acting intensive during the summer of 2023.
Morgan is also very passionate about teaching and humanitarianism and has worked with special needs children for several years now. She looks forward to continuing to develop her artistic talents while forging a career in acting and establishing a platform that she can use to give back and elevate others.
