Corey Seaver

Born under a different middle and last name, Corey Alex Seaver, a name adopted in late 2020, is an American actor, writer, director and content creator. Raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Seaver had an average if not introverted childhood, with film as their primary interest. Their love of camp and cult cinema originated around the age of 14, when the IFC Channel showed John Waters films late at night, Female Trouble being the first. In high school, Seaver performed in various plays and musicals, including Amos Hart in Chicago. Following graduation, they pursued theatre and film studies in college before ultimately dropping out a few years later. Seaver began acting professionally at 25 years old, as a background high school student on the controversial Netflix teen drama 13 Reasons Why. This was succeeded by projects in all genres, including superhero (Ant-Man and the Wasp), musical (Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist), romantic comedy (Always Be My Maybe), slapstick (Go to Hell and Turn Left) and horror (Sophie and the Serial Killers) In his spare time, Seaver, having written fanfiction prior, writes screenplays based on characters he created. The stories are often are to vent his negative experiences. Currently, he is at work on pre-production on And Then It Happened, a short subject part of his Popularity-verse and a Men Too piece.

Born: May 18, 1992 (Age 31) in San Francisco, California, USA