Paul Yates
Paul Yates is a writer and actor, known for Mortal Engines (2018), Avatar (2009) and Lucy Lewis Can't Lose (2016).
Paul Yen
Paul Yen is an American actor who has built a diverse array of roles on a variety of platforms. His proudest moment was having the opportunity to play the lead role of Quang in Qui Nguyen's Vietgone at East West Players for which he has been nominated for the 2018 Best Lead Actor Award by the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle. In 2017, he received the Hollywood Fringe Scholarship and achieved his dream of premiering his one-man show, Secret Identity Crisis, reimagining the origin stories of three iconic superheroes as Asian American men using events from Asian American history. The show received the Producers' Encore Award and Pick of the Fringe. Other stage roles include a former boxer haunted by his past in FUBAR and a naive adolescent with a crush on his mentor in Habitat (Latino Theater Company). On television, he's appeared on CBS's young Sheldon, CBS's Magnum P.I., ABC's How To Get Away With Murder, Amazon's Bosch, CBS's NCIS: Los Angeles, TNT's The Last Ship and Animal Kingdom. Paul has appeared in independent films as a gangster-turned-entrepreneur in One Hour Fantasy Girl, a computer programmer in Nightmare Code, and a young gay man in love with his straight friend in Midnights with Adam (Los Angeles Asian Film Festival). His commercial work includes Fitbit and a fun national spot for Verizon with Edward Norton. Paul is a Southern California native on a continual journey of self-discovery. His curiosity about human interaction lead him to a B.A. in Communication Studies and a Minor in Theatre from Long Beach State.
Paul Ynfante
Paul Ynfante is an actor, known for Sins of a Scorned Wife (2020), South the Border (2022) and Art of Love.
Paul Young
Paul Young is a producer and writer, known for WolfWalkers (2020), The Secret of Kells (2009) and Song of the Sea (2014).
Paul Zecharia
Paul Zecharia was born on January 7, 1992 in London, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor and director, known for Mr. Student Body President (2016), Re-Elected (2020) and Coercion (2019).
Paul Zies
Paul Zies is known for Mayans M.C. (2018), Austin & Ally (2011) and NCIS: Los Angeles (2009).
Paul Ziller
Paul Ziller has directed over 40 feature films and MOWs, plus various series episodes. He is experienced in all genres: drama, sci-fi, action, family, mystery, and romantic comedies. Having spent nearly a decade directing for the Syfy Channel has made Paul particularly skillful in this technical and visually creative realm. His directing style reflects his love for collaborating with cast and crew, and his extensive experience as an editor and writer gives him a unique skill set to shoot demanding shows on tight schedules, always delivering above expectations.
Paul Zimmerman
Paul Zimmerman is an actor, known for The Fix It Boys (2017).
Paul Zinno
Paul Zinno is an actor and producer, known for From (2022), The Ugliest of Them All (2021) and Future Man (2017).
Paul de Gelder
As a teenager, Paul de Gelder ran rampant with his friends and became involved in drinking, fighting and stealing. He knew this was no type of life. He subsequently left his home town and started a new life that involved working the bars of strip clubs and an involvement in the Australian music scene, even opening for Snoop Dogg in 1998. In November of 2000, de Gelder, then 23, joined the Royal Australian Army as a paratrooper in search of a better life. It was a defining moment for him, and he learned the arts of jungle and urban warfare; unarmed combat; specialist communications; combat first aid; parachuting, snipering; and was deployed as a United Nations peacekeeper. In 2005, with a desire to expand on his career and test his mettle, Paul attempted the arduous Royal Australian Navy Clearance Diver selection process. After a year of training, he was accepted onto the Dive Team. But trouble hunted him down. In February 2009, while on a dive, Paul was attacked from below by a bull shark. It bit down on his right arm and leg simultaneously and tried to drag him down. He was pulled to safety, but he lost both limbs, and his career as a daredevil Navy Bomb Clearance Diver was flung into jeopardy. Drawing on everything his eventful life had taught him, Paul left nothing to chance in his recovery. He fought through excruciating pain, smashing challenge after challenge, and amazing the medical staff with his will to succeed. His determination took 'never say die' to a whole new level. In the years since the shark attack, de Gelder's life has changed in every aspect. He left full time Navy Service in August 2012, after instructing Navy Divers for 3.5 years. He's traveled the world as a top motivational speaker, passionate environmentalist, adventurer and mentor to school kids. He also faced his fears head on, and learned to swim with the sharks he once despised, but now champions. He's dived with sharks all over the world, swimming among dozens of breeds, including cageless swims with the infamous great white shark, learning to hand feed bull head sharks in Fiji, and great hammerheads in the Bahamas. de Gelder has spoken at venues all around the world, from the United Nations in New York promoting shark conservation, to Paris Casino in Las Vegas and the US Navy in San Diego, to Australian Anzac Day military celebrations in front of thousands, and keynotes for multi-million dollar corporations and charity organizations. He's been touted as one of the top 15 inspirational Australians, and top ten speakers. He has also been a guest on every major Australian TV talk show and many in the U.S. He starred as a guest trainer on the Biggest Loser Australia, and has been a returning co-host for Discovery Channel's Shark Week since 2014. He's also hosted the National Geographic special 'Fearless,' in which he embedded with an anti-poaching team in Zimbabwe. de Gelder hosted behind the scenes footage for the 2016 Hollywood blockbuster 'The Shallows,' and interviewed the movies star Blake Lively. Has been touted as one of the top 15 inspirational Australians and top 10 speakers. In 2018, he made his acting debut in FOXTEL'S 'Fighting Season.' He continues to serve part time as a Navy diver.