Carley Corbin

Pittsburgh-native Carley has created a unique, in-demand brand in Hollywood. Carley has been in several commercials and major ad campaigns for popular brands, such as "Doritos", "PepsiMax", "Converse" and "Champion Japan". Carley spiraled into the music video world, shooting videos such as Goo Goo Dolls's "Here is Gone", *NSYNC N Nellie's "Girlfriend", Bullet for My Valentine's "Tears Don't Fall", Nordstrom's remake of The Go-Go's's "Our Lips are Sealed. This gave Carley an opportunity to work with some of Hollywood's biggest music video directors, such as Francais Lawrence, Olivier Gondry and Marc Klasfeld. Carley made a cameo appearance in Alter Ego (2007), opposite Ian Ziering, Michael O'Hearn and Natasha Yi. She also co-starred in A Woman Is a Woman (1961). Casting directors took an interest and cast her in the popular CBS/NBC soap opera, Passions (1999). Aside from acting, Carley Corbin is currently, as of 2010, on the Board of Director's for a women's non-profit charity, "Knockouts For Girls". Carley has worked as a planning director for the KO4G Celebrity Golf Tournaments and has been the senior director of recruitment for this charity. Carley was also featured in "Maxim UK".