Todd Jensen has enjoyed a 30+ year acting career. Todd began his acting studies at prestigious acting institutes located on both east and west coasts of the United States, including the William Esper Studio in New York, the Joanne Baron Studio in Los Angeles, before studying improvisation at The Groundlings. Todd Jensen began his screen career in 1988. Appearing in various feature films Todd's most memorable films are "Thick as Thieves" with Morgan Freeman and Antonio Banderas & Echelon Conspiracy with Ving Rhames and Edward Burns. Entering the early2000s, Todd found steady work between small and big screens. He appeared in several creature/horror features including Sabertooth (2002) (TV), Raging Sharks (2005) (V), Mega Snake (2007) (TV) and Bats: Human Harvest (2007) (TV). As the 2000s began to wind down, Todd still maintained steady appearances in various colorful features including Copperhead (2008) (TV), Boogeyman 3 (2008) (V). The latter 2000s saw Todd again in television-made features and series sequels, among these being Messengers 2: The Scarecrow (2009) (V) as a banker, then he was part of a marooned space party in the Sci-Fi adventure Star Runners (2009) (TV), then played a US Marshal in Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead (2009) (V). He has also made episodic appearances on "The Glades" (2010) and "Burn Notice" (2007) both in 2011. Outside of his own acting career, Todd has directed and produced. Most importantly, Todd started and taught training programs for actors called Todd Jensen's "On Camera" Acting & Audition Workshops.
Todd Johnson is an actor and editor, known for The Rental (2012), A Pornographer (2008) and Renegade Alliance: The Clean Up (2013).
Todd Jones is a producer and director, known for Under the Influence (2008), The Prophecy (2002) and One for the Road (2011).
Todd Julian is an actor and producer, known for Big Game (2008), Twisted (2013) and Brothers & Sisters (2006).
Todd Kapostasy is a director and producer, known for The Pine Tar Incident: Making of Tar Wars (2017), Meddling (2022) and Gifts of My Kin (2016). He has been married to Tara Lipinski since June 24, 2017.
Todd Karner is known for Triassic Hunt (2021), 2025 Armageddon (2022) and Transmorphers: Mech Beasts (2023).
Todd Karns was born on January 15, 1921 in Hollywood, California, USA. He was an actor, known for It's a Wonderful Life (1946), Andy Hardy's Private Secretary (1941) and The Courtship of Andy Hardy (1942). He was married to Katherine Julia Flaten. He died on February 5, 2000 in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico.
Todd Kauffman studied classical animation at Sheridan College and has more than 20 years experience in television and feature animation, Todd is seasoned veteran and prolific contributor to the animation scene. As a Director, he established the look and feel of the first two seasons of the wildly successful mega-hit "Total Drama Island" franchise. He directed Corner Gas Animated which premiered as the Most-Watched Series in the History of The Comedy Network. Todd is also the creator of the globally distributed animation series "Looped," "Grojband" and "Sidekick." Other select credits the feature films Space Jam and Anastasia. Todd has received two Kidscreen Awards, two Canadian Screen Award-nominations and two Gemini Award-nominations.
Todd Kearney was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania and resides in New England. He is an actor who entered the industry in 2021 performing background and supporting cast roles in films such as Taking the Reins (2021), Next Stop, Christmas (2021), Mr. Harrigan's Phone (2022), and a Lifetime network production How to Live your Best Death (2022). He is working on other film projects in the NYC area.
Todd Kessler is the co-creator and show runner of Blue's Clues, one of the most successful series in the history of children's television. He directed the pilot, creating an original storybook world unlike anything seen before on television. To date, he has completed 150 episodes, which air in 30 countries. Named "the David E. Kelley of children's television," by the New York Times, Todd is quoted extensively in The Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell's bestseller about visionaries and new world trends. Todd's artistic and innovative work has garnered him the prestigious Peabody Award, seven Emmy nominations, two Television Critics Association awards, five Parent's Choice awards, and a New York Film Festival Cine Golden Eagle. Having never attended college, without any formal training (and after a brief stint as a New York City taxi driver), Todd taught himself filmmaking through hands-on experience in virtually every aspect of the craft, from camera-work to editing, in 16, 35mm, and digital formats. In 2005, on the advice of his teenage children who complained that there were no good films for them, Todd optioned the short story Keith and developed the project into a feature film which he co-wrote, directed and produced. The film has won first prize in every teenage festival in which it has competed: Giffoni (Italy), Schlingel (Germany), and Buff (Sweden), and the Youth section of TIFF (Toronto).