TAYLOR ALEXIS NEWTON
- NON-UNION
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Film | ||
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It Costs (short) |
Lead |
Dir. Blayne Weaver |
Her Cone (short) |
Lead |
Dir. Todd Breaugh |
Sparks (short) |
Lead |
Dir. Miranda Alanna |
Reflection of You (short) |
Lead |
Dir. Yaelle Etienne |
Lost Soul (short) |
Lead |
Dir. Emonie Cosby |
Tainted (short) |
Supporting |
Dir. Taylor Newton |
Cathy Kaplan: "Battling" |
Featured Dancer |
Dir. Cathy Kaplan |
Theatre | ||
I'm Not to Blame (capstone) |
Various |
Dir. Paul Perri |
An Enemy of the People |
Narrator/Ensemble |
Dir. Paul Perri |
The House of Bernarda Alba |
Ensemble |
Dir. Eve Gordon |
Trojan Women (snapshots) |
Hecuba |
Dir. Paul Perri |
Really, Really (studio sessions) |
Leigh |
Dir. Shayon Daniels |
A Midsummer Night’s Dream |
Titania |
Dir. Kris Allen |
I Gelosi |
Catherine De Medici |
Dir. Scott Timms |
Education | ||
AMDA College of Performing Arts, Los Angeles - BFA Acting | ||
Acting: |
Eve Gordon, Paul Perri, Sonya Shepherd |
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On Camera: |
Todd Breaugh, Robert Kraetsch |
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Improv: |
Karen Baughn, Katey Mushlin |
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Voice: |
Sergine Dumais, Nicci Funicelli |
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Legacy Dance Center, Frisco, TX | ||
Hip-Hop: |
Anna Olvera |
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Jazz, Lyrical, & Contemporary: |
Brittany Evans |
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Linda Lavender School of Dance, Monroe, LA | ||
Ballet & Tap: |
Linda Lavender |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'3" |
Weight: |
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Horseback Riding, Combat - Stage, Hula Hoop, Jump Rope, Running - General, Running - Sprint, Dance Ballet, Dance Cha Cha, Dance Hip Hop, Dance Jazz, Dance Line/Country, Dance Tap, Dancer, Gamer (Console), Improvisation, Licensed Driver, Vocal Range: Alto, Voiceover, American - Southern Accent, American - Standard/General Accent, American - Texan Accent
Taylor is an actress, director, and dancer from Frisco, Texas, with a lifelong love of storytelling. Her passion began with childhood living room “productions” for her family. By age 3, she was formally training in various dance styles before discovering acting in a middle school theatre class. Although she once planned to pursue law, theatre quickly became her calling, eventually leading her to AMDA. Taylor aims to contribute to a richer representation of Black women, like those who paved the way before her.