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 Graham Corrigan is a director, writer, and musician based in Los Angeles. His work in journalism began with the music blog Pigeons & Planes, where he worked as an editor and staff writer. After managing the P&P YouTube channel in 2018, Graham worked at Genius as a shooter and editor, before moving to GQ as a creative producer and director. ​He is currently a supervising producer and editor for various television and film projects.

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​Graham is also the bassist and pianist for the Philadelphia-based band Mickey Cake, as well as the architect of solo projects Tommy Handshakes and Count Broccoli. Graham's music has been featured in commercials, soundtracked films, and been used in museum exhibits. He was the lead troubadour for Ragnar Kjartansson's Me, My Mother, My Father, and I,  and taught aquaphobics to conquer their fear of the water.