Corey ulrich
editor + designer
I craft visually striking, story-driven content that blends cinematic craft and modern motion design to elevate brands, inspire audiences, and bring bold creative visions to life.
Cinematic storytelling (foundation)
Corey Ulrich is a Los Angeles-based editor, senior motion designer, and art director known for blending cinematic storytelling with elevated motion design. An Honors Graduate of New York University Tisch School of the Arts, where he earned his B.F.A. in Film & Television, Corey built a strong creative foundation that has propelled a career spanning premium advertising, branded content, and television.
His first conscious memory was lying on his back in the bottom of a canoe, blue sky above and placid lake beside, floating along the Adirondacks. That memory may have informed his storytelling tendencies, because he constructs narratives and concepts through visuals first. His strengths are his use of strong imagery and specialized design.
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global (Brand) collaborations
Corey has collaborated with globally recognized brands and networks including Apple, History Channel, Lifetime Channel, Headspace, Mashable, Volkswagen, RCA Records, and Coca-Cola.
His credits range from editing multiple Apple campaigns and shaping branded films for major product launches to directing television projects and music content, consistently delivering visually refined work that connects with wide audiences.
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( VALUE )
creative (leadership +) impact
Currently creating as Senior Motion Designer at Biossance, Corey develops high-performing paid media, social campaigns, and out-of-home placements while guiding motion design style for the creative team.
Previously, as a Director and Editor in Development at Matador Content, he created sizzles and pilots for platforms including Netflix and Discovery Channel, helping sell eight network series.
A 2015 Telly Award winner for Directing, Corey combines creative leadership, technical expertise, and a sharp editorial eye to craft compelling stories across film, television, and digital media.
