About
Hallie Morton is an A/V technician, composer, and multi-instrumentalist from Northern Virginia. Based in Philadelphia, they are a recent graduate from Temple University’s Boyer College of Music and Dance who earned a Bachelors of Science in Music Technology and Composition. Ranging from classical to metal, her music explores individual and large scale consciousness, interaction, and structure. Morton previously studied with Dr. Matthew Greenbaum, Dr. David Bennett Thomas, and Dr. Erin Busch. Their pieces have been performed and endorsed by the Singing Owls, Temple’s New Music Ensemble, Wildflower Composers, and various local musicians. As a technician, Morton has supported countless live events in entertainment, education, and corporate fields over the past 4 years. Their experience has reinforced productions throughout the city, such as FringeFest, Temple University, and University of Pennsylvania. Morton’s passion for their craft has encouraged them to expand the overlapping boundaries of technical efficiency and creative expression.
Work Experience
July 2026 - Present
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Multi-Media Services Technician
Sep 2023 - Aug 2026
Temple Performing Arts Center, Philadelphia, PA
Production Assistant
Jan 2025 - May 2025
Marsten House Studios, Philadelphia PA
Studio Intern
Sep 2024 - Aug 2026
BCM&D Records, Philadelphia, PA
Studio Hand
July 2023 - Present
Mela Vitamins, Los Angeles, CA
Marketing and Operations Associate
Mar 2023 - Present
Upwork® Global Inc., Remote
Freelance Musician and Orchestrator
Jan 2023 - Present
Self Employed, Philadelphia, PA
Freelance Composer
Education
2022 - 2026
Temple University - Boyer College of Music & Dance
Music Technology, Music Composition
Bands & Ensembles
Sep 2023 - Present
Wagon
Drummer in Folk / Rock / Alternative Band
September 2024 - May 2026
Boyer’s Electronic Music Ensemble
Bassist, singer, and electronic player in Electroacoustic Ensemble
January 2024 - May 2024
Early Music Ensemble
Recorder player in ensemble that performs repertoire from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods
January 2023 - December 2023
Singing Owls
Alto Voice in Choir