Tia Dutt

Tia Dutt is known for Polite Society (2023), The Power (2023) and Bus Driver.

Tia Gandwani

Tia Gandwani was born on 6 December 1949 in Paratwada, Amravati, Maharashtra, India. She is an actress, known for Paramavatar Shri Krishna (2017), Hazir Jawab Birbal (2015) and Aashiqui.In (2011). She is married to Vaibhav Mutha. They have one child.

Tia Hairston

Tia Hendricks

Born and raised in South Florida to Jamaican parents, Tia Hendricks is a versatile actress with a vast range of characters on both the small and big screen. Tia's television credits include recurring roles on CBS' "Under the Dome" and OWN's original series "Queen Sugar." Other small screen credits include USA Network's, "Satisfaction", FOX's "Sleepy Hollow" and "Powers", the Marvel Comic book turned PlayStation Network series where homicide detectives investigate crimes involving super human powers. Notable film work include her performance as 'Doreen Dupree' alongside Queen Latifah and Tika Sumpter in HBO's, Emmy award-winning film, "Bessie", the eldest daughter of Nicole Ari Parker and Boris Kodjoe in TV ONE's, "Downsized" and her appearance as young Rose in "The Sin Seer" starring Isaiah Washington, Lisa Arrindell and C.Thomas Howell. Most recently, Tia worked on "Burden", WME's feature film and winner of the 2018 Sundance festival audience award. The Florida native appeared alongside Forest Whitaker, Andrea Riseborough, Garrett Hedlund and Usher Raymond. Having spent most of her youth in dance studios, Tia is also a classically trained dancer with 19 years experience. Akin to her dance background, Tia moves effortlessly through a myriad of unique voices and accents including regional southern dialects (as heard in performance in "Bessie"), a Latina accent mixed with conversational Spanish thanks to her South Florida upbringing and an authentic Jamaican accent credited to her Jamaican heritage.

Tia Hills-Edge

Tia Hills-Edge is known for I Wanna Be Famous (2024), Robinhood (2024) and #FollowMe (2025).

Tia Humphries

Tia Humphries is an actor, known for Wretch (2018).

Tia Kai

Tia Kai is an actress.

Tia Latrell

Tia Latrell was born in Baltimore, MD to Cynthia and the late Norman Laney. She has always had the entertainment bug and always knew that she would venture out of Baltimore to pursue her dreams. Tia Latrell landed in New York City in 2005, but was blazing the trails long before. She has many accomplishments showcasing her spectrum of talents landing her roles in everything from film, television, theater productions, radio voice-over work, to spokes-model and also adds a few music credits to her name. Tia Latrell has been relentless in making her dreams come to light. She has always and will forever make it her goal to capture the public's eye in sharing her gifts with the world and striving and achieving excellence. "She loves what she does and never takes it for granted."

Tia Lavallee

Tia Lavallee is an actress, known for Girl (2020).

Tia Lessin

Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Tia Lessin is the director and producer, with Carl Deal, of Citizen Koch and Trouble the Water--winner of the 2008 Gotham Independent Film Award and the Sundance Film Festival's Grand Jury Prize. She was a co-producer of Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11, winner of the Palme d'Or, Academy Award-winning Bowling for Columbine, and Capitalism: A Love Story. In television, Tia line produced Martin Scorsese's Emmy and Grammy-winning film No Direction Home: Bob Dylan. She directed and produced Behind the Labels for which she received the Sidney Hillman Award for Broadcast Journalism. Her work as producer of the Bravo series The Awful Truth earned her two Emmy nominations, one arrest and a lifetime ban from Disney World. Tia is the recipient of the L'Oréal Paris/Women in Film's Women of Worth Vision Award, the Harry Chapin Media Award for Film, and the Kathleen Bryan Edwards Human Rights Award. Her work has been supported by the Creative Capital Foundation, Ford Foundation's JustFilms, the Open Society Institute, the Pare Lorentz Documentary Fund, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program and Fund, The Bertha Foundation and The Fledgling Fund.