Tyler McDonald

Tyler McDonald é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em The Ultimate Playlist of Noise (2021).

Tyler McGee

Tyler McGee nasceu o 15 de março de 1982 em Califórnia, EUA. É ator e autor, conhecido pelo seu trabalho em A True Story. Based on Things That Never Actually Happened. ...And Some That Did. (2013), Killing Diaz (2018) e Big Bad Bugs (2012).

Tyler McGrew

Tyler McGrew é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em The Little Girl in the Crack House (2009) e O Resgate de minha Filha (2019).

Tyler McVey

Tyler McVey nasceu o 14 de fevereiro de 1912 em Michigan, EUA. Era ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Night of the Blood Beast (1958), Day of Triumph (1954) e O Esporte Favorito dos Homens (1964). Foi casado com Esther Geddes, Rita Ann Stickelmaier e Loraine Budge. Morreu o 4 de julho de 2003 em Rancho Mirage, Califórnia, EUA.

Tyler Mclaughlin

Tyler Measom

Tyler Measom é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em An Honest Liar (2014), Biography: I Want My MTV (2019) e The Furniture (2004).

Tyler Merna

Tyler Merna é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Juntos e Misturados (2014), Um Maluco na TV (2006) e Elena de Avalor (2016).

Tyler Merritt

Tyler Merritt é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Falcão e o Soldado Invernal (2021), Outer Banks (2020) e The Shift (2024).

Tyler Messervey

Tyler Messervey é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em '92 Wagon, Ring, Ring, Death Phone (2018) e Burn, Witch, Burn! (2019).

Tyler Michael James

Tyler Michael James is a filmmaker hailing from the Pacific Northwest. With a penchant for thought-provoking and suspenseful narratives, Tyler's films have earned him numerous accolades and industry recognition. His debut feature, Low Life, was produced independently and premiered at the Raindance Film Festival in 2022, after being acquired by XYZ Films. The film stars Lucas Neff (Marriage Story, Raising Hope) and follows two YouTubers as they attempt to expose a child predator and bring him to justice. The New York Times praised the film as "a suspenseful thriller about the making of a modern predator and the perils of internet notoriety." James's passion for visual effects led him to work in the industry as a freelance compositor for music videos and narrative shorts after moving to Los Angeles in 2012. He then transitioned to television visual effects production at CoSA VFX, where he worked as a Production Coordinator on several high-profile projects, including Gotham, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Westworld. Later, he went on to work on large mini-series projects like Catch-22, The Underground Railroad, and The Old Man. Before making his debut feature, James worked in the Amazon Studios VFX department, working on VFX-driven projects such as The Peripheral, Fallout, and Citadel. In 2016, Tyler founded his own independent film production company, Ad Opus, based in Los Angeles, California. His early short films and music videos received acclaim and awards, including The Audience Award at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth, Best Visual Effects at the Los Angeles Short Film Festival, and Best Experimental Short at the CineYouth Film Festival. In 2016, Tyler was selected as a finalist for the Roy W Dean Grant for his narrative short 62 Million.