Christian Taylor is a renowned English-Argentine-American screenwriter, director, and producer, celebrated for his groundbreaking work on TV dramas such as Lost, Six Feet Under, Teen Wolf, Clone Wars, Eye Candy, Resident Alien, and Wolf Pack.
Born in London to a British mother and Argentine father, Taylor spent his formative years between Mexico City and Notting Hill. He attended Bedales School before pursuing his passion for filmmaking at New York University. His thesis film, The Lady in Waiting, garnered immense recognition, winning a Student Academy Award and earning an Oscar nomination.
Taylor played a pivotal role in the development and production of the Emmy-nominated hit Six Feet Under, earning a nomination for his writing from the WGA, and winning a Writers Guild of America Award for ABC's cultural phenomenon, Lost. His directorial debut, Showboy, received international acclaim, winning the Douglas Hickox Award and Best Film at the Milan International Film Festival.
As a creative force, Taylor co-created Fox's sci-fi drama New Amsterdam, served as head writer for Lucasfilm's Emmy-nominated Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and contributed to Marvel's Luke Cage, MTV's Teen Wolf, and the acclaimed comedy Resident Alien. His recent work includes writing and directing Wolf Pack, and he is currently developing The Degenerates, an intense and gripping WWII resistance thriller, which he wrote and plans to direct.
