His career in the industry spans more than 30 years with more than 170 credits for feature film and TV title sequences, including Batman (1989), Enemy at the Gates (2001), and The Killing Fields (1984). His recent titles are The Two Faces of January(2014), The Ones Below (2015), and War on Everyone (2016).

Early in his career, he worked on film trailers under the guidance of Maurice Binder, creator of the early Bond sequences, and has since worked with directors such as Franc Roddam, Terry Gilliam, Ridley Scott, Jean-Jacques Annaud, Tim Burton, David Mamet, and The Wachowski's, amongst many others.

He begun his career in advertising, but by the late '70s Morrison had formed Plume, a design and production company for film and TV media specialising in the title sequences, branding, and commercials.

Morrison has created award-winning designs for major UK and European TV channels and by the mid-'90s he was shortlisted for ID Magazine's Top 40 of World Creatives.

In 1998, continued to produce title sequences for films such as The Constant Gardener (2005), The Dreamers (2003), and Two Brothers (2004).

Today, now founder and creative director at The Morrison Studio, he and his team have been responsible for recent film and TV title sequences such as Jupiter Ascending (2015), Denial (2016), Tommy's Honour (2016), and Dark River (2017).

The latest from the studio being Sky Atlantic's Riviera (2019), a 10 part TV mini series.

In 2001 his first book CUT was published.

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