Corey Moss Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

- Launched the premium creator-driven social brand for inspirational and unique storytelling in sports. Overseeing more than 50 videos weekly, across all platforms, both vertical short form and horizontal mid form.

Studio City, Ca

- Directed, produced, wrote and edited the half-hour series Sports Town Stories, including discovering and booking all 37 subjects. - After selling the documentary Game Gold Wild: The Socker Slam Story to Hearst’s Very Local and becoming a hit on their AVOD, earned a development deal that lead to another doc: Queens of Birmingham.- Other unscripted projects include cooking format Cook My Rider (pilot for Fuse), narrated format Casting Calls (four seasons on IMDb), dating show format Celebrity Dopplebangers (one season for Awesomeness), feature doc about mental health First Responders in Crisis with Rob Riggle (Gravitas), docu-series Football Orgullo with Benjamin and Peter Bratt and Tony Gonzalez, docu-series Tumble with Chip Kelly (Wallin Chambers), competition format Celebrity Pillow Fights with Anthony Anderson (Bunim Murray) and Eat This (Ranker).- Co-created the podcast Dying for Sex, sold it to Wondery, where it climbed to #1 and won Podcast of the Year at the Ambies. Michelle Williams is starring in a Hulu adaptation.- Movies include Get Off My Lawn (Tubi), Rosé All Day (theatrical release with Vertical Entertainment), White Elephant (first original on Xumo), Confessional (Shudder), 4/20 (Strikeback Studios), Katie’s Mom and Happy Ending.- Scripted series include animated comedy You’re Not a Monster with Kelsey Grammer (one season on Amazon/IMDb) and Gimp Brigade (in development at Warner Bros.).

Studio City, Ca

Bold Soul Studios is a development and a production company focused on premium content for emerging platforms.

Lead producer on A Bowie Celebration, a premium livestream celebrating David Bowie's 75th birthday, featuring artists like Rob Thomas, Duran Duran, Walk the Moon, Def Leppard and Evan Rachel Wood performing Bowie classics alongside his former bandmates.

Sherman Oaks, Ca

- Partnered with Verizon in launching the landmark streaming platform go90, including building development teams in New York, Nashville and Los Angeles.- Developed and green-lit 16 premium long-form series, over $50M in deals, collaborating with dozens of production companies, agencies and both traditional and influencer talent.- Teamed with Peter Berg and Film 45 to create an unscripted version of Friday Night Lights called QB1: Beyond the Lights, which lived beyond go90 on Netflix and featured quarterbacks like Justin Fields and Bryce Young before they were NFL stars.- Developed travel sports format For the Win, hidden camera sports format Hype Up, docu-series Road to Race Day and Top Grier, golf comedy In the Rough, ghost hunting format Ghosted, fishing format Breaking Bass, prank format Fill in the Prank, news formats We Got Issues and Blissful Thinking, and comedies Boonies and Drive Share (Paul Scheer).- Connected Hearst Newspapers and Television groups together for the first time and created a video network and content pipeline that was profitable within six months.- Opened a Los Angeles office and production studio and built a staff of 15.- Created and delivered a make-over series with Kristin Cavallari for Cosmopolitan and Revlon as the centerpiece of a $9 million deal, the largest in Hearst Magazine history.- Developed, sold and produced series in sketch, game show, fashion, prank, history, crafting and fitness for Disney, AwesomenessTV, CryptTV, Fullscreen and more.

Beverly Hills

- Built and lead one of the first in-house development and production divisions at a representation company, consistently managing a seven-figure annual profit.- Developed and sold more than 30 series to outlets such as Hulu, Disney, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, YouTube, Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Vevo and Vimeo. Projects included hosted formats Let’s Talk About Love (Niecy Nash) and Reasons the Be Scared of the Future (Rhys Darby); food and travel formats Anthony Eats America (Anthony Anderson), Jon vs. College and How to Bake It in Hollywood; comedies Tiny Commando (Ed Helms, Zach Levi), Wedlock (Mark Duplass, Rob Corddry) Coogan Auto (Rob Riggle, JB Smoove) and We Need Help (Cheryl Hines); sketch formats Coppertop Flop (Disney’s first digital series), Staged and Chamacas; hidden camera formats That’s a Friend (Damien Wayans) and Your Friends Will Never Believe You; crafting formats Making It Up and Handymom; dating game show Hear Me Out; and docu-series Tribute.- Created and show-ran Sketchy, Yahoo’s massive sketch comedy series featuring viral hits like Downton Arby’s, We’re Not Young and 30 for 30: The Space Jam Game.- Collaborated with brands like Pepsi, Nike, Xbox, Playstation, Purina and Fox Studios and talent such as Key & Peele and Rachel Harris to create compelling short-form content.- Grew Reluctantly Healthy with Judy Greer from a Yahoo show to a weekly CW series.

- Launched the AMC News division, overseeing a team of talent, producers, editors and writers, delivering on department strategies and content goals for the network.- Conceptualized, wrote and managed all production elements for 30-minute television specials on the Sundance, Tribeca and Toronto Film Festivals.

- Created, sold to major sponsors, cast, staffed and oversaw multiple original programs, including Primetime in No Time (launched in 2008, it's still one of the most viewed shows on the web), Daytime in No Time, OMG Now and Spotlight to Nightlight with Ali Landry.- Alongside executive producer Steven Spielberg, developed a paranormal community site centered on a series investigating the most haunted locations in the world including an unprecedented production at Alcatraz. - Worked closely with several Yahoo! teams, including sales, front page, product, legal, marketing and publicity, to drive site growth and successfully manage profit and loss.- Evaluated outside pitches and built relationships with production companies.- Partnered with MTV and Mark Burnett to oversee the 2007 MTV Movie Awards site, including the acclaimed Spoof Contest, generating 10 million page views in 5 weeks.

- Developed, pitched and produced some of the first ever digital shows for Overdrive, MTV's pre-YouTube digital video channel, including some of the first ever viral videos: Kevin Federline's Popo Zao interview and Kanye West's Grammys rant.- Lead the editorial direction of the West Coast bureau by managing a team of writers and coordinating shoots and edits for the number one music channel in the world. - Interviewed newsmakers and produced first-rate content for multiple MTV platforms, including daily MTV News segments, TRL and more.- Identified the potential massive audience of American Idol early and capitalized on the opportunity by creating and producing MTVNews.com’s highly-trafficked Idol hub and Overdrive series.- Initiated several of MTVNews.com’s most-read sections, including For the Record, Movie File, Lens Recap and Road to the Grammys.- Recognized up-and-coming talent such as Maroon 5 and Rihanna and introduced them to a worldwide audience.

-Wrote the series Seismic Albums and Seismic Moments for Amazon Music and Gunpowder & Sky in 2020.-Co-directed, produced and wrote the documentary Dear Jack about 22-year-old musician Andrew McMahon's battle with cancer. -Produced and directed music videos, EPKs, and DVD bonus material. -Published in Rolling Stone, Spin, Alternative Press, Chicago Tribune and others.