Taylor Ferguson
Taylor Ferguson was born in Cairns, Far North Queensland and now lives in Sydney, Australia. Taylor has appeared on several Australian television shows including Cleverman (2018) Glitch (2019), Homecoming Queens (2019), Fires (2021), Clickbait (2021). She is an award winning writer and director. Her first short film, Tough (2021) won Best Director at the Sydney FIlm Festival (2021) and Flickerfest Film Festival (2022).
Taylor Firth
Taylor Firth is one of the top 20 women's figure skaters in the United States. She grew up in Grand Island, New York and began skating at the age of 7 when she got bored of watching her elder sisters skate. Since she began competing in 2003 she has placed in the top 10 over 14 times. In 2009 she was chosen to star in the remake of _Ice Castles (1978)_. Her sister, Chelsea is also a competitive skater.
Taylor Flaniken
Taylor Flaniken was born on April 17, 1919 in Houston, Texas, USA. He was an actor, known for The Hitch-Hiker (1953) and Blackbeard, the Pirate (1952). He died on February 28, 1990 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Taylor Flowers
Taylor Flowers is an actor and director, known for The Axiom (2018), Echoes of Violence (2021) and Red Dead Redemption (2010).
Taylor Fong
Taylor Fong is an actor, known for Legends 1980, Clickbait (2021) and Ronny Chieng: International Student (2017).
Taylor Fono
Taylor Fono was raised in Katy, Texas where she found her love of the arts. She has worked as a Voiceover Artist, Film and Television Actress, and Theatrical Actress. She received her BFA in Drama from the Helmerich School of Drama where she pursued acting and directing. Additionally Taylor has been a successful teaching artist around Texas, specializing in Shakespeare, Stage Combat, Improv, Acting Technique, and On Camera Technique. Taylor has two sisters and two dogs. In her free time she loves to hike and travel as much as she can! One of her life goals is to visit every US National Park.
Taylor Foster
Taylor Foster was born and raised in North Texas, and began dancing at a young age of 3. She danced until she acted, and found her talents from stage to screen. When she turned 15, she signed with her first talent agency, The Horne Agency, in Dallas, Texas. She began to travel back and forth from Dallas to Los Angeles, till eventually moving to LA at 18. In 2017, she debuted in Season 1 of Netflix's Dear White People. She is now signed with Firestarter Talent and represented by talent manager, Kimberly Jago.
Taylor Fowler
Taylor Fowler is an actress, known for Shootouts (2018), Actor/Writer (2016) and Focus Group (2015).
Taylor Freesolo Rees
A filmmaker and photojournalist, Taylor Rees is driven by an insatiable curiosity to explore and tell the stories beneath the surface. She infuses her passion for adventure into her work around environmental and humanitarian issues, bringing new perspectives and deeper public understanding to challenging topics such as climate change, energy, food sovereignty, conservation and extractive industries. Her film making in these fields has centered around natural resource conflicts, humanity, and adventures in Alaska, Greenland, Haiti, Nepal, Congo, Russia, Mexico, Iceland, Chile, the deserts of the Southwest, and throughout the Rocky Mountains. She served as the Program Director of the Yale Environmental Film Festival and holds a master's degree from the Yale School of Forestry in environmental anthropology and film. At the moment, Taylor is working on a number of documentary and film projects and this is the gear she uses to bring her stories to life.
Taylor Frey
Taylor Frey is an American Actor best known for his work as 'Don Hagarty' in the Warner Brothers feature It Chapter Two. He also starred in Summertime, directed by Gabriele Muccino's (The Pursuit of Happyness, Seven Pounds), which debuted at the Venice Film Festival, and as 'Topher' in teen comedy film G.B.F. directed by Darren Stein. Taylor has a successful Broadway career starring in multiple shows on Broadway including Hairspray, How to Succeed and South Pacific, and starring as Patrick in "The View Upstairs".
