Ethan Daniel Corbett is an award-winning actor and producer. Recently, you can see Ethan all over the festival circuit in films like "The Blue Diamond", "The Alibi", "Greenbelt" and most notably "Faces" in which Ethan Won an Award for Best Supporting Actor at FilmQuest 2024. He obtained a scholarship to study a BFA in Musical Theatre at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF), one of the top Theatre Programs in the nation. While at University, Ethan booked a Series Regular role in a Soap O...
Ethan Daniel Corbett is an award-winning actor and producer. Recently, you can see Ethan all over the festival circuit in films like "The Blue Diamond", "The Alibi", "Greenbelt" and most notably "Faces" in which Ethan Won an Award for Best Supporting Actor at FilmQuest 2024. He obtained a scholarship to study a BFA in Musical Theatre at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF), one of the top Theatre Programs in the nation. While at University, Ethan booked a Series Regular role in a Soap Opera called "Youthful Daze," in which he shined as the devoted Tommy Dinato. After the end of his work on "Youthful Daze," Ethan sought out to further develop his craft and studied at Second City, Chicago. Shortly after, Ethan booked the role of Nico in the film "Blood," where he intimidated audiences with his powerful performance as the leader of a Neo-Nazi gang. "Blood" was featured in the short film gallery at Cannes Film Festival in 2018. This film led to many other roles for Ethan as the antagonist, like Wyatt L'hiver in Hulu's "Voodoo."
Ethan Daniel Corbett is an award-winning actor and producer. Recently, you can see Ethan all over the festival circuit in films like "The Blue Diamond", "The Alibi", "Greenbelt" and most notably "Faces" in which Ethan Won an Award for Best Supporting Actor at FilmQuest 2024. He obtained a scholarship to study a BFA in Musical Theatre at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF), one of the top Theatre Programs in the nation. While at University, Ethan booked a Series Regular role in a Soap Opera called "Youthful Daze," in which he shined as the devoted Tommy Dinato. After the end of his work on "Youthful Daze," Ethan sought out to further develop his craft and studied at Second City, Chicago. Shortly after, Ethan booked the role of Nico in the film "Blood," where he intimidated audiences with his powerful performance as the leader of a Neo-Nazi gang. "Blood" was featured in the short film gallery at Cannes Film Festival in 2018. This film led to many other roles for Ethan as the antagonist, like Wyatt L'hiver in Hulu's "Voodoo."
