Guy Mayfield
Born and raised in Derby, England. His father, a former mental health worker and later chef and his mother, retired nurse practitioner. He also has a younger sibling, a sister of who is former solider in the British Army and now a police officer and of whom is married to an active soldier in the British Army. At eighteen years old, Guy had a very bright and promising future as a 100 meter sprinter. Having just qualified for a call up to join the British Athletics team at the commonwealth games, life took a turn for the worse for this faster than light young man, when fate had other plans for him and he was permanently injured, forcing him to retire from an aspiring career in athletics. Spending the summer deciding his future, Guy applied to be a fighter pilot with the Royal British Air Force but at the last minute, he also filed an application to study at the University of Portsmouth, one week before the first semester started (just as a backup option), he was accepted and decided he would leave military training before it could even begin. He then spent the next several years, studying a degree in BA (Hons) Film Theoretics. Arts and languages, along with sport, had always been strongest in his skill set at school and being an avid filmmaker and connoisseur from such a young age, it made even more sense to him to pursue and develop his thirsting knowledge in understanding film more. It was during his time at university, Guy would come to learn the filmmaking craft and in several highly awarded university films, he also took acting roles within them, a talent he would later discover was in fact his strongest all along. After graduating in 2007, he then spent the next several years, paying off student loans like any other former student and traveling the world in yearn of expanded knowledge and open mindedness. It was only after a trip to Los Angeles in 2008, he would then commit his focus to film, working behind the camera and learning hands on experience with small projects in the United Kingdom with Channel 4, the BBC and independent projects in the United States of America. However, it wouldn't be until 2012, that would lead him to do some research for a project on the processes actors go through, that he himself would have to take the plunge into acting to learn them, by taking an extra role in Ron Howard's RUSH (2012). He was soon recognized by the casting department as having a unique look and was immediately given lines to the role. Although they were later cut, leaving only non dialogue scenes, it was with kind and supportive passing comment from both Chris Hemsworth and Olivia Wilde, in which they told him to pursue acting as his career, for his artistic talents and presence dominated those around him, words he took to close heart and did just that. Slowly but surely, Guy carefully sought out roles that would help him build, diversify and expand his artistic consciousness, that and help support his ability to show depth and range of character performance. This however remained more of a fun hobby and creative outlet as he would struggle to fight his way into the industry. Later that year, Guy moved and whilst the struggle to find work as an actor continued, he did find some success in photography and working as a personal assistant, as well as varying crew roles on commercials and short films. Over the next decade, despite a lot of criticism and envy from others trying to knock his constitution and aspirations to become a successful and working actor, Guy went hell for leather to prove naysayers wrong and firmly place himself as one of the industries foremost and emerging talents. With a lot of sweat and rejection, he didn't give up , he simply refused to. In soon enough time, he started being offered opportunities and he worked to prove himself, providing what would start a highly versatile, intelligently deep thinking portrayal of someone who truly knows and understands their craft. These amalgamated talents would quickly garner him leading roles in often action based performances but by large and part, dramatic and heavily commanding visual roles that would show great depth and alluring mystery to someone who clearly has more than just a quick bag of artistic tricks hidden behind his eyes. His rapidly growing career as an actor, truly isn't his only trick for Guy is also a highly talented and artistic screenwriter. Having won numerous awards to date, he has also been able to lend his talents to some of the projects he was initially hired in as an actor, some of which also saw him offered producer credits for his creative resourcefulness. Not only is Guy known for his artistic endeavors but his sheer dedication and commitment he makes to the projects he becomes involved in, for he is a firm believer that film is art and his love for art is proven in this. Guy is a life long supporter of Derby County F.C and although he doesn't often get to see them play live on account of work, to see them play, you will find him watching on a big screen, screaming with admiration. As he always says, 'I took myself out of Derby but you will never take Derby out of me!" Guy lives with his wife and children, where they commute frequently between the UK and the US. You can catch Guy in the highly anticipated P31 (2022), Black Queen (2022) and Folded In Grey (2022)
Guy McDonald
Guy McDonald is known for 6 Underground (2019), The Legend of Tarzan (2016) and Victor Frankenstein (2015).
Guy Messenger
Originally from Minneapolis and its theater scene, Guy studied at UCLA and at the Jean Shelton School of Acting. He later walked the boards in NYC, receiving more auditions than contracts. His first film was "Animal House", which was as fun as you'd imagine. Beat John Belushi at Foosball. Guest starred in John Harrison and Greg Nicotero's "Creepshow" in 2019 alongside Giancarlo Esposito. 30 foreign accents, can coach dialects. Good water skier. Conversational German language; some Swedish, French, and Dutch languages. Guitarist and drummer, medium Tenor vocals. Cannot dance.
Guy Moore
Guy Moore was born on October 12, 1969 in Wayne, New Jersey, USA. He is a director, known for Muppet Babies (2018), Codename: Kids Next Door (2002) and Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1996).
Guy Moot
In the course of a distinguished and influential music career over more than 30 years, Guy Moot has signed some of the biggest songwriters in the world, including Amy Winehouse, Lana Del Rey, Mark Ronson, Arctic Monkeys, Jamiroquai, Arcade Fire, StarGate, Deadmau5, Sia, Paul Epworth, and Sean Paul; as well as overseeing the signings of current chart toppers Ed Sheeran, Drake, Calvin Harris, Sam Smith, Charli XCX, Anne-Marie, and Jorja Smith. After starting his career in 1984 with A&R roles at both ATV Music and Chrysalis Records, he joined SBK Music Publishing in 1987, ahead of its merger with EMI two years later. Over the next sixteen years, Guy rose through the ranks of EMI Music Publishing, before being appointed Executive Vice President of A&R for the UK and Europe in 2003. Two years later, he became Managing Director of EMI Music Publishing UK and President of European Creative. Guy's leadership played a key role in ensuring that EMI was named Music Week Publisher of the Year for fourteen years running. In 2012, Guy took on additional responsibilities, leading the Sony/ATV and EMI Music Publishing merger across Europe. In this new role, he was tasked with developing greater effectiveness in A&R across both companies. In 2017, after a string of creative and commercial successes, Moot was appointed President of Worldwide Creative, heading up the company's efforts to seek out the best songwriting talent, regardless of their country of origin. At the same time, he continued in his role as Managing Director in the UK, and led the company to a record-breaking, year-long hold on the UK Number 1 Singles spot in 2016-17.
Guy Moshe
Guy Moshe is a writer and producer, known for Bunraku (2010), Holly (2006) and 001LithiumX (2020).
Guy Mossman
Guy Mossman is an American cinematographer who made his first short film in 1999 while living in Paraguay, South America. In 2002, he was awarded a prestigious Park Fellowship at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill to pursue an M.A. in Journalism and Documentary Filmmaking. He is best known for his dramatic photography on award-winning documentary films such as Buck (2011), which won the U.S Audience Award at Sundance, Mariachi High (2012), Bending The Arc (2017), and Owned: A Tale of Two Americas (2018.) He was also director of photography for several acclaimed television series such as the Jennifer Lopez produced Los Jets (2014) and Ann Curry's Chasing The Cure (2019.) Now based in Los Angeles, Guy is a member of the IATSE Local 600.
Guy Mossman
Guy Mossman is an American cinematographer who made his first short film in 1999 while living in Paraguay, South America. In 2002, he was awarded a prestigious Park Fellowship at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill to pursue an M.A. in Journalism and Documentary Filmmaking. He is best known for his dramatic photography on award-winning documentary films such as Buck (2011), which won the U.S Audience Award at Sundance, Mariachi High (2012), Bending The Arc (2017), and Owned: A Tale of Two Americas (2018.) He was also director of photography for several acclaimed television series such as the Jennifer Lopez produced Los Jets (2014) and Ann Curry's Chasing The Cure (2019.) Now based in Los Angeles, Guy is a member of the IATSE Local 600.
Guy Myhill
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Guy N. Ease
Guy N. Ease is an actor, known for Vampz! (2019) and Vampz! (2012).