Greg Morton is a graphic design artist, writer, poet, and filmmaker. He is a former child actor, having appeared opposite such Hollywood icons as Kate Jackson, Beverly Garland, Shirley Jones, Martha Smith, and Bruce Boxleitner.
Pages
- Fiction
- The Fury of the Bear (2010)
- To Catch a Fox (Sequel to Fury of the Bear) (2011)
- A House in a Field of Reeds (2012)
- The Fury of the Bear (2010)
- Non-Fiction
- Lifting a Foot Forward: A Lesson in Balance (2012)
- How Tall Are You? (2018)
- Poetry
- the untitled poems (out of print)
- Black Coffee in a Paper Cup (2023)
Screens
- Television Commercials (1982 – 1987) | Appeared in a number of commercial advertisements for such companies as Texas Instruments, McDonald’s, Mattel, Friendly’s Ice Cream and Van de Kamps.
- There Were Times, Dear (1985) | Appeared with Shirley Jones and Len Cariou in the Emmy nominated, made for television movie.
- Kidds for Kids in Africa (June 27, 1985) | Appeared alongside 62 other Hollywood child actors to participate in the recording of the song “Love’s Gonna Find a Way” for the United States Committee for UNICEF to benefit the children of Africa.
- Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983 – 1987) | Featured in all four seasons of the Emmy Award winning CBS hit, as Kate Jackson’s youngest son Jamie.
Education
- Doctor of Psychology, Clinical Psychology | California Southern University
- Master of Science, Industrial/Organizational Psychology | California Southern University
- Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Communications | American InterContinental University
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