Cody Colvin is a US-based producer, director, actor and opera singer.

Colvin's media career highlights include creating an internationally-covered film series for the American Association of Community Theatre, which premiered during AACTFest 2021 on Broadway on Demand. Colvin's digital solution allowed AACT's bi-annual festival - the largest community theatre gathering in the world - to move to a virtual space, after facing the possibility of pandemic-forced cancellation. For AACTFest, Colvin directed and produced 11 full-length films in under 27 days, and completed post-production on all 11 films in under 14 days. The festival was sponsored and supported by Disney Theatrical, Concord, Broadway Licensing, and more - and featured many of Broadway's biggest names as keynote speakers.

In 2022, Colvin directed and executive produced the social justice piece Stinney: An American Execution, along with its accompanying documentary, with PBS. Colvin created, directed, produced and edited the film (the first full-length opera shot on cinema cameras), earning recognition as "the next Karl Freund" from a well-known Broadway literary agent. The program aired in June, 2024, winning the Michigan Association of Broadcasters' "Best" Award for a project by independent producer, and earning an Emmy nomination in Michigan.

Colvin is an accomplished actor and opera singer, having recently starred in Hulu's Stalking Samantha: 13 Years of Terror (2025) as kidnapper Christopher Thomas, shortly after making his Carnegie Hall debut as an opera singer.

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