From the vibrant island nation of Cuba, a young Ylian embarked on a journey that would shape her formative years, traversing the eastern seaboard of the United States, with notable stops in the Garden State of New Jersey, the Sunshine State of Florida, and the First State of Delaware, ultimately leading her to find a sense of tranquility and serenity in the picturesque and serene state of Vermont.
Ylian, a highly accomplished and seasoned architect with a remarkable fifteen-year tenure in the field, defied convention by making a bold and unforeseen career transition, ultimately securing a relatively modest yet notable role as a reporter in the captivating film, A-Bo the Humonkey.
Ylian's decision to reside in Vermont proved to be a fortuitous one, as it afforded her the chance to capitalize on the numerous film and television productions that took place in Boston and its surrounding regions. During her tenure in the Green Mountain State, Ylian had the opportunity to collaborate on a diverse array of notable projects, including the science fiction thriller Shuttle, the comedy film Paul Blart: Mall Cop, the romantic comedy The Proposal, and the critically acclaimed drama The Family That Preys, directed by the renowned filmmaker Tyler Perry.
Ylian's journey took a turn as she decided to revisit her Florida roots, allowing her to embark on a diverse array of professional endeavors within the film, commercial, and television industries. This marked the beginning of a remarkable chapter in her career, characterized by an impressive versatility and adaptability. Her repertoire of roles soon expanded to include notable projects such as James Kicklighter's psychological thriller "Followed", the drama "Renee", the critically acclaimed disaster film "Contagion", and Tyler Perry's heartwarming drama "Good Deeds". Additionally, her impressive range was showcased in "The Investigator", a gripping mystery film directed by Richard A. Romano. Ylian's talent also shone brightly in the fantasy drama "Osiris", and she further demonstrated her skills in the documentary series "Dr. G: Medical Examiner". Furthermore, her work extended to the realm of reality television, where she made a memorable appearance on the Discovery Channel's annual programming event, "Shark Week", in 2011. The culmination of her endeavors also included the suspenseful thriller "Intrusive Behavior", directed by Brian Troxell.
In the year 2016, Ylian embarked on a particularly demanding acting endeavor, tackling the complex and emotionally charged character of Sophia, a woman who had been subjected to physical abuse in her marriage, in the thought-provoking Short Film titled Twelve Past One.
The film, a masterful exploration of the darker aspects of human relationships, garnered widespread critical acclaim, earning top honors at numerous prestigious film festivals, including the coveted Best Short Film award, as well as an Honorable Mention for Best Actress, a testament to Ylian's remarkable talent and dedication to her craft.
As a result of her outstanding performance, Ylian's work in Twelve Past One has left an indelible mark on the world of cinema, cementing her position as a versatile and accomplished actress, capable of bringing depth and nuance to even the most challenging of roles.
Ylian, a multifaceted and ambitious individual, has expanded her repertoire beyond acting, taking on new challenges in the film industry by assuming roles such as script supervisor, assistant director, and other production positions, thereby further enhancing her already impressive professional profile.
