HELLO, I'M ANGELA. YOU CAN CALL ME ANGIE.

HELLO, I'M ANGELA. YOU CAN CALL ME ANGIE.

Angela Moorer Seattle

Social-impact storytelling.

Angela Moorer is a multimedia storyteller and communications consultant based out of Seattle, Washington.

With the intention to inspire systemic change, her work centers voices of institutionally underserved and historically marginalized communities.

Angela's work spans video production, writing, public relations, and documentary filmmakingโ€“  supporting nonprofits and community organizations in addressing critical social issues. A culturally-sensitive, trauma-informed approach enables her to create compelling and impactful content that resonates with diverse audiences. With a BA in Communications and Political Science from the University of Washington and currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Visual Anthropology and Documentary Practices from the University of Mรผnster, Angela brings a unique blend of academic insight and professional expertise to her work.

Angela is currently a producer at Cascade PBS Creative Works, a creative agency specializing in video production and motion graphics. She is also directing the King County Reparations Project (2024), a documentary series that investigates housing displacement of African Americans in Seattle's Central District and South End. Angela currently serves on the boards of the Northwest Film Forum and Jazz Night School.

In her spare time, she enjoys performing and writing music. She is the vocalist of AVA X Jade, a jazz and neo-soul cover band that is part of AVA Xโ€”a chakra-based creative brand she has built to align energy from root to crown through music, media, fashion, and wellness. For the ones who live by color and feel by frequency, AVA X is a spectrum. More at www.avaxproject.com.

Recent Work

Royal

Royal is a multimedia storytelling project executed with the intent to flip the anthropological gaze toward the ways in which spectators label, interact with and dehumanize Black hair โ€“ as well as the impacts these interactions have on Black hair culture. Through the stories of three women in Seattle, Washington, I examine the complex feelings, economic and social sacrifices, and identity changes that micro (and macro)-aggressions related to ethnic hair styles can trigger.

Photography

Voice-over

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