Cora E. Woodbury

Cora Emmanuelle Woodbury is from the Chicago - land area. She was born to parents Juan Quinn Woodbury and Damaris Rivera Woodbury in April 2014. She has an older sibling, Graysen Quinn Woodbury, who she loves to annoy and include in all her antics. Cora is named after "Corazon" or heart in Spanish. She is a proud Black girl and loves to tell everyone she is 100% Black & 100% Puerto Rican! None of that half and half stuff, she says! In early 2022, Cora auditioned and was chosen for the role of Lexi in the short film, "Seeds of Change," written and directed by Frances Wilkerson. This was her first film & on-set experience. Cora filmed for a weekend and fell in love with the cast, crew, and film process. Cora is no stranger to cameras in her face given her father is a high-level Global Advertising Executive, whose expertise in Music, Film, Photography, TV/Film production is on display for her to witness and hear about every day. Cora dreams of becoming many things - a singer, an actress, a director, and a writer. Cora's other interests include photography, arts & crafts, sketching, writing stories, playing basketball, golf, lacrosse, dancing, volunteering to help others/pets, play dates involving being outside & imaginary play, and Family Fun Film Fridays with cuddles. Cora is always reminding us the word Possible is in the word Impossible.