Vivien Taylor

Career overview

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Source [1]: Vivien Taylor (also known as Vivien Louise-Taylor). Born in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Known for acting. 21 known credits.
Source [2/3]: Born in Glasgow, Scotland. Started dance classes at age three. Reached professional levels in Royal Academy and Imperial Society ballet, tap, and modern exams. Appeared in many stage shows.
Source [4]: British actress. Experienced in film sets, theatre, and voiceover booths. Plays "Scottish Lass" roles but also English and American characters.
Source [5]: Played Maisie in the short film CENSURE, directed by Richard Bazley and starring Tom Conti. Played Leila in Episode 6 of the TV drama ANNIKA for UKTV.
Source [6]: Member of Equity [UK].
TMDB Bio (Synopsis): Nominated as Best Lead Actress in the Amsterdam International Filmmaker Festival and the Madrid International Film Festival for playing Jennifer in the UK feature film TRAIN SET (2018). Played Sheena (drug addict) in Wayne Thallon's dark comedy feature film [text cuts off].
Paragraph 1: Background and Early Training.
Vivien Taylor is a British actress born in Glasgow, Scotland. Also known as Vivien Louise-Taylor, she is a member of Equity [UK]. Her performing background includes dance, having started classes at the age of three and reaching professional levels in ballet, tap, and modern exams through the Royal Academy and Imperial Society. During this period, she appeared in various stage shows.
Paragraph 2: Acting Range and Notable Roles.
Taylor is experienced in film, theatre, and voiceover work. While she frequently portrays Scottish characters, she has also played English and American roles. Her credits include the role of Maisie in the short film Censure, directed by Richard Bazley and starring Tom Conti. She also appeared as Leila in episode six of the TV drama Annika for UKTV. In the UK feature film Train Set, she portrayed the character Jennifer, a role for which she received Best Lead Actress nominations at both the Amsterdam International Filmmaker Festival and the Madrid International Film Festival in 2018. Other roles include the character Sheena in a dark comedy feature film by Wayne Thallon.
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Vivien Taylor is a British actress born in Glasgow, Scotland. Also known as Vivien Louise-Taylor, she is a member of Equity [UK]. Her performing background includes dance, having started classes at the age of three and reaching professional levels in ballet, tap, and modern exams through the Royal Academy and Imperial Society. During this period, she appeared in various stage shows.

Taylor is experienced in film, theatre, and voiceover work. While she frequently portrays Scottish characters, she has also played English and American roles. Her credits include the role of Maisie in the short film Censure, directed by Richard Bazley and starring Tom Conti. She also appeared as Leila in episode six of the TV drama Annika for UKTV. In the UK feature film Train Set, she portrayed the character Jennifer, a role for which she received Best Lead Actress nominations at both the Amsterdam International Filmmaker Festival and the Madrid International Film Festival in 2018. Other roles include the character Sheena in a dark comedy feature film by Wayne Thallon.
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