Cory Malkin

Cory attends the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts and is a Sophomore in The Bryan Singer Division of Critical Studies. Cory grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona and began acting and creating short, homemade action films with his four brothers at a young age. When he was 13 years old, Cory enrolled in a summer acting camp where he quickly discovered his passion for theatre and film. When he turned 17, Cory co-founded an independent film production company alongside his oldest brother, Kyle, who graduated from USC in 2011. Cory runs the company, Easily Amused Productions, where he has directed and produced several commercials and films over the years. His films include: the war epic, "Silent Echo" (2012) and the short narrative fable, "The Woodsman and The Farmer" (2013), which won the Special Marquee Award at the 2013 American Movie Awards in Las Vegas. Cory is currently Directing and Producing the Television Series entitled, "Leviathan" (2015).