Dylan Stretchbery
Dylan Stretchbery is an actor/improviser based out of Los Angeles. Born and raised in Northwest Ohio, Dylan began performing at an early age and later graduated from Bowling Green State University with a focus in theatre and film acting. With full training in the Meisner Technique (The Taylor School of Acting) as well as several years of improvisational experience (UCB, The Second City), Dylan used these skills to create and star in the dark comedy, "The Thick Blue Line", a gritty cop series that asks the question, "What if True Detective...was funny?"
Dylan Stumer
Dylan Stumer is an actor and producer, known for Black Hole (2022), Crossing Paths (2022) and Lola Cooper Needs A Boyfriend (2021).
Dylan Summerall
Dylan Summerall was born on March 25, 1999 in Dallas, Texas, USA. He is an actor, known for Black-ish (2014), American Housewife (2016) and Saturday at the Starlight.
Dylan Swanepoel
Dylan Swanepoel is known for You're Next (2023).
Dylan T Jackson
Dylan T Jackson is known for City on Fire (2023) and Close Talkers.
Dylan Taylor
Dylan Taylor is known for Hover (2018), Ryde (2017) and Home (2015).
Dylan Taylor
Dylan Taylor was born on July 9, 1981 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor and writer, known for Charlie Bartlett (2007), Covert Affairs (2010) and Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021).
Dylan Thomas
Dylan Thomas is known for Axis (2007), Merlin and the War of the Dragons (2008) and Bob Saves the World... Maybe (2007).
Dylan Thomas
Dylan Thomas is known for Hillsong United: Live in Miami (2012), Hillsong: Let Hope Rise (2016) and Made in Hollywood (2005).
Dylan Thomas Ellis
Dylan Ellis is an American writer and director who was born May 9, 1986 in Austin, Texas where he has spent the majority of his life. He attended the University of Texas in 2005 having been accepted into the Radio-Television-Film program where he followed in the footsteps of successful filmmakers such as Robert Rodriguez, Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson. In his final year of school he moved to Los Angeles to enroll in the UTLA program, where UT students study and work in LA as a way to transition from college to working in the film/TV industry. There, he worked at Paramount Pictures and met future collaborators Derek Lee Nixon and Andrew Pozza, who had seen a short film of his that caught their eye. Shortly after they hired him to co-direct his first feature A Schizophrenic Love Story (2012) which has currently won several awards at International Film Festivals, and is slated to play at more throughout the year. He currently lives in Austin, TX with his wife Laura Gail and his Boston Terrier Pippa, and is working with his writing partner Tim Ogletree on future projects.
