Tyler Derench
Born and raised in Windsor, Connecticut, Tyler grew up being the sole artist in a family of four. Whether it was through drawing, making noises or dressing up, expressing himself creatively was a necessity. The acting bug undoubtedly came from his father whom at an early age gave him access to all the great films of the 1960's to early 90's. Scarface at the age of five had quite the impact. Growing up for Tyler wasn't all comic books and imagination either. He learned how to correctly handle a fire arm and developed an enthusiasm for fitness, specifically weight training but more importantly as he'd figure out later on, boxing. Tyler began his career as an actor on the stage playing mostly rebellious young men looking for love. He learned his craft first through the Meisner technique and since built it up with some of the best acting teachers in Los Angeles, including Anthony Meindl, Michael Woolson and Craig Wallace. Tyler can recently be seen in his directorial debut, A Night at Cagney's for which he was nominated for Best Screenwriting and took home the award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. The ceremony was held at the Directors Guild of America. In the coming year, Tyler will be featured in three independent feature films. Among them are, The Long Way, Rosie Colored Glasses and the sci-fi thriller, Proximity. Later next year, Tyler will be traveling overseas to begin production on his first horror feature, while also hoping to begin production on his first feature film that he wrote entitled Seymour.
Tyler DiChiara
Tyler DiChiara was born and raised in Staten Island. While still in high school, Tyler landed a leading role of Kai, a trans male, in the Independent Feature Film "Relish." Tyler hopes to be a voice for trans and LGBTQ youth. In an article in Variety, he made his message clear, "We need the trans youth - now more than ever - to see more of us in films, in professional careers, and doing things beyond negative stereotypes and projections." Tyler trains as a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, plays basketball and loves animals.
Tyler Dochstader
Tyler Dochstader is known for Chupa (2023).
Tyler Dockstader
Tyler Dockstader is known for Chupa (2023).
Tyler Does
Tyler Does is a writer and actor, known for VOMO: Vote or Miss Out (2020), BET Hip-Hop Awards (2021) and 2021 Soul Train Awards (2021).
Tyler Domecq
Tyler Domecq is an actor, known for The Devils Pit (2018), Emulator (2019) and Dream Round (2020).
Tyler Dreger
Tyler Dreger is known for Follow Your Heart, Forever and Always by Nazione (2020) and Come True (2020).
Tyler Dryden
Tyler Dryden is an actor and model. Tyler was born in the United States. Since he was little, he and his brother would create vibrant, detailed, imaginary worlds and then act out different characters in these worlds. His first job was in a Kenzo Flower commercial at age 9. He has since been in numerous commercials, print ads, music videos, and movies.
Tyler Duckworth
Tyler Duckworth was born on March 5, 1981 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He is known for Last Goodbye (2004), Little Athens (2005) and The Challenge: All Stars (2021). He has been married to Melanie Renfroe since August 23, 2003.
Tyler Duffy
Tyler Duffy is an emerging actor, writer, independent filmmaker, and motorcycle enthusiast from Alberta, Canada. Tyler has been described as a dark, edgy, multi-sided, and unpredictable artist with a brutally true perspective based on true grit. He has a passion for telling compelling gritty stories based on real life events. You can expect to see his work in many projects in 2019; mainly, Culprits; an award winning short drama about human trafficking that will be expanded into a full feature film, and an episodic horror/drama set in the 1920's titled Rutherford Manor.