Corey Wadden

Corey Wayne Wadden is a Canadian filmmaker, actor, and performance artist. His work explores endurance art, futurism, and choreographic visuals. He made his television debut in 2016 on ABC's Conviction and subsequently appeared in several television shows including Netflix's 'Designated Survivor' and Amazon's 'The Expanse'. With training at the prestigious Marina Abramovic Institute (MAI), he made his performance art debut in 2017, together with his ex-girlfriend, releasing 'Tabula Rasa' (Latin for blank slate): a choreographic short which told the story of their breakup. Over the next several years, he released Lockdown (2021), which he filmed over the first year of the pandemic, trapped in a room, exposed to the endless devastating news cycles, and 'How Are You, Really?': a live performance at the Vancouver Art Gallery where passerby could sit and express what they were feeling. Corey made his music video directorial debut with Delacey's 'Too Poor To Live in LA' and The Knocks' 'Stay Gold'.