Corey Lee is a renowned filmmaker with a diverse range of credits in both narrative and documentary filmmaking, based in Calgary, Alberta. His impressive body of work has been showcased on various prominent platforms, including Netflix, Amazon, CBC's Documentary Channel, CCTV China, CMT, Telus, Bravo, Movie Central, and in theaters across Canada, as well as at numerous international film festivals.
His feature documentary, "Legend of a Warrior," had its world premiere at the prestigious Hot Docs festival. Additionally, his non-fiction work includes "All the World's a Stage," "Rare Mettle," a captivating portrait of Canadian Paralympic athletes, and "The Harder I Fight," a limited series highlighting the achievements of women in combat sports. Furthermore, he has written and directed episodes of CMT's "Pet Heroes."
Corey's documentary work also includes "Secret Alberta POW's on the Prairies" and "Us/Them," a thought-provoking exploration of individuals working in harm reduction on the front lines of the Opioid crisis in Red Deer, Alberta.
In recent years, Corey has turned his attention to scripted projects, including the digital series "Realization," which follows an ambitious entrepreneur as she launches a business providing bespoke relationships. His dramatic feature, "Defining Edward," had its world premiere at the ReelWorld Film Festival, and he has also crafted a range of dramatic short films, such as "The Perfection of the Moment," "What You're Ready For," and "In Translation," which were adapted from the Giller Prize-nominated short story collection "Kilter: 55 fictions" by John Gould.
Other notable narrative works by Corey include "Armour for a Boy" and the experimental drama "Awaken."
