Morosky is an ad creative, film director, and influencer’s influencer.
He has masterminded creative for global brands such as Vodafone and Adidas and delivered Audi’s most successful social media campaign of 2018.
Plus, he’s got an eye for scouting out bubbling talent, having shot the likes of Jessie Ware and Lianne La Havas before the major label scramble, his work has been featured in i-D, The Guardian, Dazed & Confused, and Vice.
Morosky has worked as an ambassador for CONVERSE, as part of the #madebyyou campaign and also created a short film for the project “Meet Me In The Future Later”. Recently he directed the 4 part series ‘Wool’ for Lush!, as well as the short film ‘Kitchen’ focusing on knife crime.
He has designed a capsule collection with London based brand OH MY LOVE which was stocked in Topshop.
Recent exhibition include a group show called #mynameis, hosted on billboards across London with Turner Prize winner Gillian Wearing. #Freethenight, a show featuring 24 large scale photographic works - arranged in the alcoves of Westminster Tube station in celebration of London becoming a 24hr City.
He is currently finishing GIVEN: A Sharing, a documentary following the life journey of artist Mpho McKenzie as she returns to the music industry whilst raising her family.
Projects
- Samsung PresentsPROBLEM Samsung wanted to push their Galaxy Tab Pro S at a time when the market was positively saturated with 2-in-1 hybrids. What's more, they were banking on the Tab Pro S replacing their entire line of business laptops. SOLUTION We unveiled 'Samsung Presents', a showcase of today's poster children for the have-a-go generation, Jack Monroe and the Pizza Pilgrims. The TVC establishes how the hybrid nature of the Tab Pro S makes it ideal for today's always-on start up culture, before delving fur
- KITCHENPROBLEM The current mainstream-media attitude toward knife crime (particularly in London) is reductive to the point of being dangerous. Criminals are treated as existing in a vacuum where their actions have no prior context, and underlying racism silently speaks of knife crime as restricted to the black community. SOLUTION We created a film that celebrated the humanity - and more importantly, reality - of being a young person in London. Offset against the visuals are actual testimonies and tho
- WOOL FILMS X LUSHPROBLEM To be blunt, white people's attitude toward black hair is the problem. Black people - particularly black women - are regularly made to feel that their hair is wild, untamed or just ugly in comparison to white beauty standards. This is backward. SOLUTION Look forward through a series of four short films for Lush, each focusing on a different aspect. History. Self-image. Experimentation. Self-love. All taking a tone of confidence - but not preaching.
Projects credited in
- New phone, who dis? – The Samsung Galaxy Z FlipAs a stylist, writer and creative, Ayishat Akanbi needs a phone that’s as versatile as she is. In this special episode of New Phone Who Dis? we give Ayishat the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip to learn if it has what it takes to keep up with her busy lifestyle. With its foldable screen, long-life battery and powerful camera, the Galaxy Z Flip combines a retro style with the latest in Samsung technology.
- Pocc x The Guardian Lockdown LowdownThis summer, we worked with 10 x Pocc contributors to amplify their voices and perspectives on living, working and surviving lockdown in collaboration with The Guardian. With many of our Pocc members either furloughed or laid off as freelancers within the creative industry, it was important to help amplify the voices of our members during this difficult period, as well as provide advice, tips and support to the community and beyond. We worked with each writer to respond to a series of question
- Samsung #Gearup Go Beyond FitnessCreated for Samsung Europe, this campaign showed that anyone, anywhere with any experience or ability can go beyond fitness #withGalaxy wearables watches. Tapping into the insight that we can encourage each other as we work out, this spot features pairs who spur each other on and a bespoke soundtrack composed using breath and rhythms from each athlete and sport.
- Championing Diversity: This Black History Month 2018, meet 100 creatives inspiring changeThis Black History Month 2018, we’ve brought together a group of outstanding industry heroes to each nominate 10 black changemakers and creators that are shaping culture, arts, design, business, tech and beyond. We still have a way to go when it comes to conquering the lack of diversity in the creative industry - which is why it so important for us, as a platform, to use our force for good. To do so, throughout the year we spotlight incredible people, the projects that they are involved with141
Skills
- Creative
- Photography
- Film Direction