Corinne Caputo
Who is she?
Corinne Caputo
Who is she?
Corinne is a comedian, writer and actor.
Corinne Caputo is a comedian, writer, and actor. Her first book, a self help parody, How To Success: A Writer’s Guide To Fame and Fortune was published in March of 2017 by Chronicle Books to rave reviews (from her mother, other people have described it as “a filler for my Amazon order”).
She also pens a weekly humorous newsletter, Not Rocket Science, the only newsletter that breaks down science into indecipherable parts! Corinne also works regularly with her writing partner, Erica Tachoir. Together they created and starred in Life, After, an online series. Released in the summer of 2016, it was chosen by A.V. Club as a streaming pick of the day. The web series was adapted into a television pilot script, which advanced in the 2017 New York Television Festival, naming Corinne and Erica “Notable Writers.” All of their work can be seen at slaybeth.com.
Corinne has also written scripted content for outlets like MTV and Refinery29, and, like most people her age, she has studied both improv and sketch comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. corinnecaputo.com
Read
Read
How To Success: A Writer's Guide To Fame And Fortune
Corinne's first book was published in the spring of 2017 via Chronicle Books.
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Watch
Watch
How to Success
Corinne created these three trailers with Chronicle Books to promote the release of her first book.
Life, After
Corinne created, co-wrote and stars in this comedic online series about two ghosts trying to figure out their unfinished business. All 8 episodes can be watched here.
Soapboxing
Corinne wrote these two videos for Refinery29's series, Soapboxing.
Street Meet
Corinne was a Story Producer for some of MTV's Snapchat series, Street Meet, hosted by Mike Kelton.
Be The Change
Corinne co-wrote and stars in this comedic short film, with her writing partner, Erica Tachoir.
Reviews
Reviews
“Your humor eradicated my pains.”