Morgana Acevedo is a composer and pianist specialized in music for visual media. Her work is marked by a deep sensitivity and a refined fusion of acoustic and electronic textures, though her versatility allows her to explore a wide range of genres. Coming from a family of artists, she developed a strong connection with film music from an early age, composing her first film score at the age of fifteen. 

After graduating Magna Cum Laude in Film Scoring from Berklee College of Music (Boston), she moved to Los Angeles, where she began her professional career as a Music Editor and Score Coordinator alongside renowned composer Lucas Vidal. 

Since then, she has contributed to more than twenty high-profile productions for platforms such as Netflix (Élite, Xtremo, Someone Has to Die, The Minions of Midas), Amazon Prime (Una Vida Una Cena), and Movistar (Tell Me Who I Am, Paraíso). 

She is currently based in Madrid, where she writes scores for feature films, TV shows, and video games. She has collaborated with directors such as Daniel Sánchez Arévalo and Santiago Requejo, and her work has been featured in projects like Nacer (nominated for the Goya Awards) and the Paris Fashion Week 2025 (Lorena Cordero Couture’s “Lies and Secrets” collection). 

Her recognitions include the Berklee Latin American Scholarship (2014), Best Score at the SANSE Cortos en Abierto Festival (2022), and a recent nomination for Best Music at the Astarté Awards – IBICINE 2025.