Blake Corbet - President/Producer/Writer

Blake Corbet is a writer, producer, and acts as President of Anagram Pictures. He is involved in the financial and creative progress of the company's full slate of feature film and television properties.

Born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Blake completed an English Degree at Carleton University and went on to study film at Simon Fraser University. In 1999 he joined Anagram as partner and president to produce the company's first two feature films Mile Zero and The Delicate Art of Parking (which he also co-wrote). Blake brought Missing in America (Danny Glover and David Strathairn) to Anagram, co-producing with New York-based Intrinsic Value.

Blake has since produced FIDO, a subversive comedy starring Carrie-Anne Moss and Billy Connolly and executive produced The Thaw, an eco-thriller starring Val Kilmer.

Blake recently wrote and produced a television movie with CTV called Elijah, a comedic bio-pic, which won four LEO Awards including Best Feature Film and Best Screenplay. He has several other projects in development including the feature Mighty Lion, an epic journey of a young Cameroonian soccer prodigy, and Big Oil, an internationally set, one-hour episodic drama being developed with CTV.