Catherine Corcoran has made a significant impact in the genre film industry, starring in notable roles in Netflix's "Terrifier" and Starz/Troma Entertainment's award-winning "Return to Nuke 'Em High" franchise. Her extensive filmography also includes starring roles in Amazon Studios' feature "Long Lost" directed by Emmy Award-winning director Erik Bloomquist, Hallmark Channel's "Last Vermont Christmas", and a supporting role in "Chuck" alongside esteemed actors Elizabeth Moss, Naomi Watts, and Liev Schreiber.
In addition to her film work, Catherine has made appearances on various television series, including "Gossip Girl", "The Good Wife", and "MTV Pranks", and has had the opportunity to work under the mentorship of renowned directors Peter Jackson and Josh Fox.
As a multi-talented individual, Catherine has also ventured into producing and writing, creating narrative and commercial content for prominent organizations such as Emmy Award-winning Silver Sound Studios, Motown Records, Metro Esports, Zeldavision Media, Little Bear Studios, and ReKT Global.
Her achievements have been recognized by notable publications, including Le Figaro, which referred to her as "the first lesbian wedding in France" at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. Catherine's approach to her work is deeply rooted in the guidance of her mentors, and she has spoken at esteemed institutions such as The Museum of Modern Art, The Film Society of Lincoln Center, The New York Academy of Dramatic Arts, and The Museum of the Moving Image on topics like Gender Equality, Independent Filmmaking, and Shakespearean Satire.
Furthermore, Catherine has contributed as a writer for The Daily Beast and has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, Interview Magazine, TIME Magazine, Paper Magazine, and The Los Angeles Times.
