A little East Coast grit, a lot of heart, and a knack for playing women who are caring, complicated, and stronger than they let on.

CORINNE MEADORS is an American actor with a lifelong love of storytelling, music, and the arts. Born in New Bedford, Massachusetts, she has called both coasts of the US home and spent five wonderful, growth-filled years in London. Each place has shaped her perspective, her work and her curiosity about the people and experiences that make us who we are. Corinne’s creative life began early encouraged by her parents, Pierre and Leslie, who nurtured a love of music, performance, and learning. Corinne initially studied theatre at Bridgewater State University before transferring to the University of Massachusetts Amherst where she graduated cum laude with a BA in Art History and vocal performance. She later expanded her training at the HB Studio in New York City and recently at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in the UK.

Before focusing primarily on film and television, Corinne built a career as a classical soprano, performing works by Handel, Fauré, Sir John Rutter, Vaughan Williams and Elgar. She toured the Czech Republic and Hungary with the Virtuosi Pragenses and the Chatham Chorale (of Cape Cod) and performed with the Cape Cod Opera Company and San Francisco Lyric Opera. Music remains an important part of her life and her work as a vocalist has contributed to her work as an actor. She believes every performance begins with listening.

Since 2015, Corinne has worked both in front of and behind the camera with independent film credits including ‘The Great Controversy Ended’ winning her the Award of Recognition for Leading Actress by the Accolade Global Film Competition and Honorable Mention for Best Actress at the Los Angeles Film Awards (LAFA) in 2017. She recently appeared in the compelling drama ‘Satluj’ directed by Honey Trehan and starring Diljit Dosanjh, playing Canadian MP Colleen Beaumier.

Away from the set, motherhood has been the most meaningful role of Corinne’s life, changing the way she sees the world and deepening her understanding of its complexities or more simply put, watching her 18 and 19 year olds transition into adulthood. That alone is an education in human nature. After several years in London, Corinne returned to California with a broader perspective, a lasting affection for British humor, and a healthy appreciation for sunshine.

All of this finds its way into her work. Corinne is drawn to characters who do not always have it figured out but have depth and resilience all their own. Consistently curious about people and what makes them tick, she’s always looking for “the humanity” in every story.