Corey was born in New Jersey and grew up by the Jersey Shore his entire life. With aspirations for acting at an early age he grew his imagination over the years in hopes of one day making his passion a career.While in high school he produced several short films such as "The Awakening" as well as experimental projects with video game engines in the art of Machinima where he applied his skills as a voice over artist.After attending college for a semester in digital film making, Corey embarked on a journey into New York City for acting training. Upon graduating from the New York Film Academy, Corey began appearing in countless shorts and feature films across the Tri-State area.It was then in 2011 that he, his wife, and business partner formed their own production company of "FlipThisTrumpCard Productions LLC". The trio developed and produced a feature film "The Retribution", short films such as "How She Became My Ex" and "Welcome To The Void", a television pilot episode "The Void", and an animated cartoon short "Corey and Friends".Upon closing FTTC in the Summer of 2014, Corey and his wife Jennifer moved to Los Angeles, California. While there he attended the prestigious Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop, performed on stage at Second City, IO West, and LA Connection Comedy Theatre, and formed another LLC called "Blazing Infinity Films".Having starred as the lead, writer, and producer respectively, Corey helped create films such as "Linked", "The Idiot Who Loved", "Justice", and the Youtube series "Normal People Olympics". It was also during this time that Corey wrote feature screenplays "Us Through The Years", "Blood Lust", and "The Void Divine" which have been nominated and have won several awards across the country.Upon closing Blazing Infinity Films in the Summer of 2017, Corey and Jennifer now reside in Atlanta where they attend AMAW and work on several new projects and screenplays with other like minded individuals. Corey has had the opportunity to perform on several TV shows since moving to Atlanta and continues to embrace his art, craft, and dreams.
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