Kelvin Taylor

New Zealand-American actor, writer, dancer, stunt man and comedian Kelvin Taylor has been making his mark across the globe since the age of 19. The Virginia native, who got his start in modeling, broke into the world of acting when he decided to venture off to Australasia in 2008. Shortly after he became a Presenter, landing multiple TVC's and onto a role on the STARZ TV series "Spartacus" doing action acting and stunts. He was later cast as 'George Kerr' in the critically acclaimed International Emmy Nominated film The Golden Hour. Kelvin's joyful spirit led producers to booking him to series on several projects including "Power Rangers: Mega Force," "Ash vs. Evil Dead", "The Shannara Chronicles". Multiple appearances Adult Swim's "FishCenter Live" lead him to voice on the networks "Gemusetto: Death Beats" & "The War At Home". Kelvin collaborating with rapper Rakeem Miles lead to co-creating a comedy pilot "Action Figure Miles" feat. Warner Bros Records artist Waka Flocka Flame that was optioned to series. Protege of acting coach of Micheal Saccente, who's alumni includes Karl Urban and Antony Starr (The Boys, Amazon), Kelvin recently studied with Miranda Harcourt (Nicole Kidman, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Dev Patel, Thomasin McKenzie) while living Tri-Costal between Auckland, Los Angeles & Melbourne, Australia. As a writer his articles feature in The New Zealand Herald & The SpinOff NZ. As an activist, he is the chairman& & Founder of The Pacific African TV & Film Collective.