About Tayler...

Tayler Hamilton is an actor based in NYC who loves reminding everyone that she’s actually from Canada. With a childhood spent across the globe in Germany, Singapore, and England, Tayler's passion for acting began at a young age when she landed her first film role in De-Lovely, directed by the legendary Irwin Winkler.

But don't let her all-American looks fool you. Tayler has a dark side that comes to life on screen, earning her the nickname "Baby Medea" by her peers in acting school. Her ability to bring depth and complexity to her characters is truly impressive, and some of her most rewarding projects include starring in the independent short film 11th Hour, where she portrayed a young woman struggling with addiction, and the Naples Entertainment-produced short film, The M.I.C.E in the Wall, where she played a young runaway fighting for her life.

When Tayler isn't acting, you can find her indulging her passion for travel, exploring new culinary experiences, and staying active. In fact, she recently completed her first half-marathon! She's also a proud dog mom to Hudson and loves visiting her family in Canada.

Tayler studied acting at the prestigious Maggie Flanigan Studio in New York under the guidance of Charlie Sandlan and Karen Chamberlain, honing her craft and refining her skills. With her talent, drive, and passion, Tayler is sure to leave a lasting impression on both the screen and the stage.