Graham Shiels

Graham Alexander Shiels was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, December 26th, 1975. In his teens he moved to Vancouver, British Columbia. His father, David Shiels, was a Chemical Engineer and his mother, Barbara (Brown), a Radiology Technician. He earned his MFA in Acting from the Yale School of Drama in 2002 and moved to New York to begin his acting career. Shiels has worked in theatre, film, and television. His first role was in the world premiere of Howard Korder's (creator of Boardwalk Empire (2010)) The Hollow Lands at the South Coast Repertory, next performing at the Mark Taper Forum directed by Tony award-winner, Brian Bedford, in The Moliere Comedies. His first major recurring role on television was when Alan Ball cast him as the vampire Liam in the first season of HBO's True Blood (2008). Opportunities opened up in films, sharing scenes with Jim Carrey and Bradley Cooper in the Warner Brothers feature comedy Yes Man (2008) and the Marvel feature Guardians of the Galaxy (2014). Shiels is known by his fans for his piercing blue eyes. His classical theatre training coupled with his versatile look which stretches from period piece to science fiction have featured him as fantastical villains: a mythical king in Olympus (2015), a DC Comics legend in Arrow (2012), a vampire in True Blood (2008), and an alien in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014). He performs long-form improvisational comedy with his Los Angeles-based troupe whenever he gets the chance and is an award winning playwright. His comedy, "Sniffy the Rat," based on the shock performance art piece of Rick Gibson, who intended on crushing a live rat in front of a media circus and angry mob won the Betty Lambert Memorial Prize.

Graham Sibley

Graham Sibley, born in Evanston, Illinois, is the oldest of four children and grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan before finishing high school in Portland, Oregon. Sibley went on to play basketball and water polo at the collegiate level graduating from Chapman University. Sibley's professional acting career began in New York when he landed the lead role in the cult classic, "Zombie Honeymoon". Produced by John Landis, "Zombie Honeymoon" was a critical success as well as a fan favorite winning The Fuse TV / Fangoria Chainsaw Award for Best With Less and went on to be distributed by Showtime Networks. Throughout his career, Sibley has worked with Oscar winning filmmakers, Clint Eastwood and Bill Guttentag as well as premiering multiple films at The Sundance Film Festival as an actor and writer. He has also appeared in many groundbreaking television series. On stage, he has originated roles for Tony-nominated playwright, Neil LaBute, Emmy-nominees Leslye Headland and Micah Schraft as well as others. Sibley is a founding member of Los Angeles based IAMA Theatre Company. In addition, he co-founded The YOUnited Foundation, an organization dedicated to erasing apathy with film in which he was recognized by the State of California. Sibley lives in Los Angeles with his wife and their twin sons.

Graham Silver

Graham Silver is known for Dark Forest (2015), Bandages (2018) and Artifice (2022).

Graham Skipper

Graham Skipper is an actor and editor, known for Sequence Break (2017), Space Clown (2016) and Almost Human (2013). He has been married to Jordann Baker Skipper since May 4, 2013.

Graham Slater

Graham Soutten

Graham Soutten was born on August 7, 1891 in London, England. He was an actor and assistant director, known for The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case (1932), The Mutiny of the Elsinore (1937) and The Crimes of Stephen Hawke (1936). He died in 1969 in London.

Graham Stephan

Raised in Santa Monica, California, Graham Stephan obtained his Real Estate license shortly after his 18th birthday and joined Coldwell Banker Previews International in 2008. Since then, Graham has sold over $135,000,000 of Residential Real Estate and has appeared on Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles" and Netflix's "Selling Sunset." He also hosts a YouTube channel with over 1.4 million subscribers, which has been ranked by Forbes as one of the top YouTube Channels for Making Money.

Graham Stokes

Graham Stokes is an actor, known for Code Name: Dynastud (2018), Disorienting Dick (2022) and Strapped for Danger (2017).

Graham Straus

Graham Straus is an actor, known for Goodbye Seventies (2020).

Graham Streeter

Graham Streeter is an American Filmmaker. Streeter is best known for the feature film I May Regret (2018), recipient of the Vienna Grand Prix in 2018, along with award winning films Imperfect Sky (2016), Blind Malice (2013), academically acclaimed documentary, Boys in Peril (2013), and Cages (2006) featuring Zelda Rubinstein and Oscar Nominee Mako Iwamatsu. Streeter made a name for himself shooting the original in-house prototype Apple iPod NANO,1-2-3-4 featuring Feist as well as numerous prototype iPhone spots under the Chiat Day Advertising banner. In his teens, Graham moved to Japan where he lived for almost 10 years, eventually working for Japanese television, before returning to California in pursuit of a formal education, Back in the states, Graham earned a double BA in International Business Administration and Japanese Language. Streeter opened Imperative Pictures in pursuit of filmmaking in 2000. Imperative Pictures is currently run in partnership with Executive Producer Alex lebosq.