Kenny Tiller is an award-winning filmmaker, actor, and cartoonist. Born in 1988, he's a Louisiana-born and Atlanta-based creative. Tiller recently made his directorial debut with the "Art of the Hustle" pilot winning over 20 Awards for Web/TV Series. He's also been featured in films such as "These Mean Streets," "The Deal," and "SLICE." He has an in-depth desire to create compelling and award-winning narratives that focused on raising awareness about social issues and mental health.
Kenny Tran was born on January 21, 1995, in Fountain Valley, CA. Shortly thereafter his family relocated to Kansas City, MO where he would reside until attending college at Illinois Wesleyan University where he studied musical theatre. He is most known for his stage work, culminating in playing the lead role in the US Premiere of the musical Maybe Happy Ending at the Tony-award-winning Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, GA. He can be seen in the short film Isaac (2020) as well as the Netflix Animated series Dead End: Paranormal Park as Logs.
Kenny Wardell is known for Like a Rolling Stone: The Life & Times of Ben Fong-Torres (2021).
Kenny Ware is an American born Actor from the state of Iowa. After spending time trying to pursue a life in professional football, Kenny decided to move to a different passion of his, acting. Having been educated at Coe College and various schools and workshops in Los Angeles, he is set to make his mark on the industry. Kenny has pulled not only from his training but from his life experiences as well. Multiple sport collegiate athlete, he participated in football, wrestling and track. He has been a massage therapist, electrical tech and a school teacher at a daycare. Make no mistake, he is an actor and has made a life out of being many things all in one. Look out for Kenny in his latest action role in The Pharm.
Kenny Wong was born on March 10, 1975 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for The Dark Knight Rises (2012), Premium Rush (2012) and R.I.P.D. (2013).
Originally from Richmond, B.C., Kenny is a Montreal-based writer, actor, filmmaker, and violinist with a Bachelor of Music Performance degree from McGill University. His feature film script, 'Dystonia' (based on Kenny's true story of being a violinist diagnosed with Focal Hand Dystonia), was the recipient of the Telefilm New Voices Award from the Toronto Screenwriting Conference in 2017. Since then, it has been a finalist at the Golden Script Competition and the Oaxaca Script Competition, as well as being shortlisted for the National Screen Institute's 'Feature First Program'. In 2019, Kenny produced a concept short film of 'Dystonia' through grants from Jeunes Volontaires and TakingItGlobal. The film went on to premiere at the Toronto Shorts International Film Festival and win Best Drama Short at the Canadian Diversity Film Fest. Kenny was also the writer, co-producer, and star of 'The Battle Jar Chronicles', a comedy web series that exclusively screened at both Montreal and Ottawa Comiccons. In addition, his crime drama TV pilot script, 'Death Divided', was a Top-25 finalist at the WeScreenplay Television Competition. On screen, Kenny is entering his third season as a main cast member of CTV/NBC's 'Transplant'. Other acting credits include: 'Slaxx' (Shudder), 'The Handmaid's Tale' (Hulu), 'Pretty Hard Cases' (CBC), 'Frankie Drake Mysteries' (CBC), 'Titans' (DC/Netflix), 'Good Sam' (Netflix), 'The Bold Type' (Freeform), 'Killer High' (Syfy), 'Jack Ryan' (Amazon) and 'Lost Generation' (New Form).
Kenny Wood-Schatz is known for Superman and Lois (2021), Nancy Drew (2019) and Motherland: Fort Salem (2020).
Kenny Wormald grew up in Stoughton, Massachusetts, and began taking dancing lessons at the age of six. He won a string of dance contests throughout the Northeast in his teens and took to dancing professionally. He worked as a dancer and choreographer, appearing in a number of music videos and touring with Justin Timberlake. He made his television debut in an episode of The Drew Carey Show (1995) in 2002, but he rose to worldwide fame in 2010 when Paramount announced that he was to star in the remake of Footloose (2011).
Kenny Yates is a half-Italian, half-Filipino actor, voice actor, feature film producer, and director based in Los Angeles. He's been working in the film industry since 2004. Kenny began his career in the entertainment industry as a child actor on the Daytime Emmy winning PBSkids show ZOOM. He appeared on 80 episodes over two seasons. Kenny got his first behind-the-camera gig on the 20th Century Fox/Regency film Date Movie. He continued as directors Jason Friedberg & Aaron Seltzer's assistant on Epic Movie, Meet the Spartans & Vampires Suck. He was promoted to Associate Producer on their film Disaster Movie, and then bumped again to Co-Producer/VFX Supervisor on their films The Starving Games & Superfast! Kenny has continued his acting career with roles in each of Seltzer & Friedberg's movies. He recent appeared as Floyd in 'Reboot Camp', a mockumentary comedy with Eric Roberts, Ed Begley Jr. & David Koechner. He is also co-starring in the upcoming film 'Wolf Mountain' alongside scene partner Danny Trejo. Kenny continues his studies in Meisner Technique at Playhouse West in North Hollywood. He was also a member of the sketch comedy group 'The Neighbors', directed by Sean Whalen [Twister] at the same repertory. Kenny is also the Founder and President of KAYJ Entertainment.
Kenny Young is a talented and prolific African-American director, screenwriter, and story consultant. As an established pro, he has acquired a notable list of film directing and writing credits. A Chicago native, Kenny currently lives in Los Angeles where he's partnered with Phil James in his company, James Young Entertainment. Under this company, Kenny Young wrote & directed: Redrum (featuring Jenifer Lewis, Jill Marie Jones, and Danny Woodburn) and C'Mon Man (featuring Clifton Powell, Kim Whitley, Aries Spears, and Tommy Davidson), which aired on Showtime, Starz!, and TMC. Kenny also wrote and directed Bachelors (featuring Fred Willard, David Faustino, Anna Hutchison, and Gary Owen), winning "Best Narrative Film" and "Best Director" at the 2015 American Black Film Festival. The film was purchased by Lionsgate. Early in his career, he optioned a script, Step In The Name Of Love, to MGM Studios with R&B sensation Usher attached to star, and garnered write-ups in the Hollywood Reporter and Variety. Kenny's first feature film he wrote, One Week, was theatrically released and achieved the 2nd highest per screen average in the nation. It also won best "Narrative Film" at the American Black Film Festival and Urbanworld Film Festival. It also screened at the Toronto Film Festival, The Chicago International Film Festival, and the LA Pan-African Film Festival. The film still screens nationally on "World AIDS Day." Kenny has also worked with TVOne where he directed Merry Ex-Mas (featuring London Brown, Sean Patrick Thomas, Angel Conwell, and Clifton Powell). The project became the network's third highest-rated original film of 2016. The success of this film garnered more opportunities for him to direct projects. In 2017, Kenny directed Miss Me This Christmas (featuring Erica Ash, Allen Maldonado, Eva Marcille, and Redaric Williams) and You Can't Stop Christmas (featuring Brely Evans, Persia White, Andra Fuller, Marla Gibbs, and Nathan Davis Jr.), both of which will premiere on TV One network later this year and air on Netflix December 2017. Always looking to make a mark in the industry, Kenny wrote and produced the animated feature film Chance. Premiering at the 2017 Dances with Films Festival, Chance is the story of a peaceful pit bull that struggles to maintain his values while surviving in the brutal world of dogfighting. The film is gaining global viral buzz with over a million views of the trailer. Chance received praise in the Huffington Post and is being championed internationally by various animal rights activist groups such as the Anti-Dogfighting campaign, Pit-Bull Rescue Central, Doghouse Bully Crew, and many more. In addition, Kenny has been commissioned to write scripts for legendary writer/director Robert Townsend, legendary actor/director Bill Duke, and legendary rapper Nas. He has also served as story consult on several film projects. As an exciting writer/director with recognizable credits in mainstream Hollywood, Kenny Young is a creative force to be watched.