Corrigan Revels earned a bachelor's degree in Mass Communication: Motion Pictures (May 2015) and a master's degree in Higher Education: Student Affairs (May 2017), from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He is currently a higher Ed professional at UA Little Rock. The rest of his time is dedicated towards film. Corrigan has a strong passion for telling meaningful stories that can impact viewers. He believes in the power of storytelling and understands the influence that filmmakers can have, when given the platform. One of Corrigan's most rewarding moments is when he was nominated for the Arkansas Community Service Award and he was one of six honorees of 2018. Supporting young people and community service is something that Corrigan is very passionate about. In fact, he founded a nonprofit organization, Arkansas Minority Film & Arts Association (AMFAA), in 2019. This organization has joined the movement of enhancing the skills and exposure of filmmaking for people of color.