Blaine Morris

Blaine Morris is a Puerto Rican actress, director, writer, producer. She made a powerful entrance on the scene with a recurring role on MTV's controversial show Skins after catching the eye of creator/showrunner Bryan Elsey as part of the writing advisory team. Morris played lesbian 'Betty Nardone,' the love interest of 'Tea' (Sofia Black D'Elia) in the remake of the original UK version of the same title. A New Jersey native, Morris studied with renowned acting coaches Sheila Gray and Anthony Abeson and has appeared in several TV shows and Master of None, The Following, Deception, and national commercials for Verizon, Subway, Chipotle and many more. A graduate of Columbia University BA '19 Film Studies Magna Cum Laude. Morris is focused on creating diverse female driven stories. She will complete her MFA in directing as a George Lucas Scholar at the University of Southern California in '22.