📍 MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.

Jason Morey grew up on Tassie’s west coast, skateboarding and chasing his family’s backyard chooks.

He started shooting his mates at the skate park in high school, and at 16 he had his first photo published in Slam Skateboarding Magazine.

While studying photography at the University of Tasmania, he was shooting politicians at Parliament House for a local newspaper and skaters for magazines across Australia and New Zealand. Press conferences one day, kickflips the next. It taught him how to work with just about anyone.

Skating took him around the world with Nike SB’s skate team and onto the cover of Thrasher. After moving to the mainland, he headed Accent Group’s Melbourne and Sydney Photography & Videography teams. He oversaw campaigns for brands across the group, in the studio, on custom-built sets and on location everywhere from city streets to national parks.

Over the years he’s built a client list that includes Nike, Vans, Adidas, New Balance, Puma, Reebok and Lacoste, along with Melbourne favourites like The Keys and Love Shack. If you’ve scrolled a sneaker site or driven past a billboard or shop window in Australia in the past decade, there’s a good chance you’ve seen his work.

Sports stars, politicians and influencers have all been in front of his lens, but his toughest clients are his twin sons and current muses. They’re less patient than the politicians and harder to direct than the skaters.

He still gets a kick out of spotting his work in the wild, and still skates, though not as often as he’d like. He lives in Melbourne’s north. No chooks, for now.

Available for campaigns, editorial, portraits and anything with wheels. 

Get in touch:

hello@jasonmorey.com
Instagram: @jasonjrmorey