Bayo Collins
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Bayo Gbadamosi
Bayo Gbadamosi is an actor, known for War of the Worlds (2019), The Great (2020) and Doctor Who (2005).
Bayoumi Fouad
Bayoumi Fouad was born on June 16, 1965 in Egypt. He is an actor, known for El Harb El Alameya El Talta (2014), Hamlet Pheroun (2019) and Baghdad Thief (2020).
Bayra Bela
Bayra Bela is a Mongolian actress who studied her Masters in Acting for Screen at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, as a recipient of the Chevening Scholarship. She is currently filming the role of Solongo on the AMAZON Original Series "The Power". This original series is based on the Women's Prize for Fiction novel by Naomi Aldermen and being directed by the Emmy award-winning director Reed Morano. Some of her previous credits include the Netflix series "Marco Polo", Steven Seagal's "Attrition" and Christopher Coppola's "Sacred Blood". She has also starred as a leading actress in a number of films in her home country of Mongolia. In 2019, she won the "Best Actress Award" at the 41st International Women Filmmakers Festival in Florence, Italy for her role for Blue Destiny. Bayra Bela is a member of the Hollywood Professional Association since 2021. She recently finished producing two ambitious projects to examine the potential of cloud production using technological innovation during the pandemic with the HPA. "Kintsugi" short film in London and "Shadow" short animation in Ulaanbaatar are made remotely in the cloud during the pandemic using tech innovation under the theme of COVID-19. Bayra Bela strives hard to promote Mongolian culture and film to the international community, as both a producer and actress. In 2019, she initiated and organized the "Hollywood in Mongolia" First International Film Artists Festival in Ulaanbaatar under the auspices of the President of Mongolia. In an effort to bring international best practices in a film to her young nation, she published the first official Mongolian translation of "The Power of the Actor" by Ivana Chubbuck, one of the world's leading acting coaches. She also worked as a Mongolian Fixer in "Eating Our Way to Extinction" documentary film by British filmmakers Ludo Brockway and Otto Brockway, produced by Richard Branson in 2020. Bayra Bela worked as a cultural consultant on the development of a new character on the world-known "League of Legends" video game in 2021. She is also a dedicated leader for social and ecological causes in Mongolia and on the international stage. Following her ten years of volunteer work with Mongolia's "My Club" eco-community, which planted over one million trees across the country to combat global climate change, she was chosen as UN REDD+ Eco Ambassador to Mongolia in 2017. The same year, she was also selected as an Eco Ambassador for Ulaanbaatar City. Bayra Bela has more than ten years of experience in modelling and has represented Mongolia at world-leading beauty pageants as Miss International 2014 and Miss Earth 2015 (where she placed in the Top 16 and was third in medal tally). Bayra Bela reached historic success for her country in 2016, finishing in the Top 11 finalists and winning both the Miss Talent and People's Choice Awards at the Miss World pageant in Washington D.C.
Bayray McNwizu
Bayray McNwizu is an African Movie Academy Award nominee who has become popular for taking on the title role Cindy Haastrup in the inspiring true African story "Cindy's Notes". Offscreen, Bayray is prominently active in non governmental projects especially those involving women and youth. As a young child, her mother would teach her to spell words and she would win spelling competitions on behalf of her class and eventually an Omo competition. In her earliest years,Bayray was popular but painfully shy and would rush home after school to re-enact scenes she had seen from movies like "Things Fall Apart", "Home Alone" until one day,someone failed to show up for the school's rehearsed End of the Term drama show and she was chosen to fill in. As she matured,her confidence grew as well and she partook in several school stage shows. Unknown to her,this would become a schooling ground for her intense natural gift. At age 13,she joined her mother to run the family hotel called Veragon Hotel. There, she would meet several famous actors she admired. This would further fuel her decision to become an actress and sometimes the actress has often admitted the "frustrations of not being totally free to explore my talents much younger and now making up for lost time! In the mid-2000's,Bayray partook in a T.V production "A Love Like Ours" for a famous film studio,Finnu productions where she took on the role of an Orphan and got good notices. In 2007, She participated in the Third Edition of the Amstel Malta Box Office Reality Show and for the first time the show ended with a Viewer's Choice voting and the public voted her winner after 3 long torturous weeks in the Big Brother styled show. Her critical acclaim however increased when she played strong roles in the cinema releases Rebound and Cindy's Notes which earned her an AMAA nomination and PAMSA Award. Her popularity increased even further as she had played the Lead role in this Amstel Malta production because it was a story that inspired the Nigerian youth,a story of a Nigerian corper,quite privileged, very bright and brazen and having a difficult time taking instructions but after a series of events finds within herself the power to positively affect the lives of the youth at her NYSC place of primary assignment. One of the A Love Like Ours filming locations was an Orphanage home. It was an eye opening experience for the actress and this birthed the humanitarian chapter of her life. She lends her voice to several non profit organizations like Project War.Against.Rape and Youths are Talking. In 2011,this bi-lingual actress who also studied in France, started her self named handmade jewelry line and unofficially launched her BMCC stores. That same year,a dear family relative was critically ill and it behoved the actress to be at her bedside for a long period of time. In October of 2012,the actress returned to the screen with several productions,one of them,an Inkblot production "Knock knock".
Bayu Skak
Bayu Skak is an actor and director, known for Yowis Ben (2018), Lara Ati and Yowis Ben Finale (2021).
Baz Black
Baz Black is an Award Winning Actor/Writer/Director from Ireland. He trained at Bow Street Acting Academy. His early acting carer started in theatre at a young age, Baz played Danny Zuko in Grease, then during his teenage years his unique heavily tattooed look saw him appearing in many music videos and promotional campaigns. Baz had a very successful modelling career and was signed to Frasers (Dublin) and Asha Tank (London) During this time he was on numerous front cover magazines, billboards, TV commercials and the face of full clothing ranges. This led to once again pursue his love for acting and he appeared in numerous Short Films and TV shows as he built his career up. Baz's look does get him cast as the 'bad guy' which he says he relishes but he also wanted to show another side to his acting abilities so he founded his production company 'Sure Look Productions' and wrote, directed and starred in his Short Film 'Reflection' which won many awards including 'Best European Short' and The Albert Pyun Award for 'Best Director' His second Short Film 'Merrow' based on Irish Mythology once again received many awards including 'The Overall Spirit of the Festival Award' He is now in pre-production for his debut feature film called 'Dublin Crust' which has been described as 'Trainspotting meets 'The Commitments' and has an illegitimate love child with 'The Full Monty' Baz is an advocate for mental health and body positivity and has appeared on numerous TV talk shows, Radio and Podcasts to speak on this topic, a short film he wrote and directed called 'Office Workers Shocking Transformation' went viral with over 100 million views. In this video Baz can be seen with his tattoos completely covered up with make up. He then removes the make up to reveal his tattoos in the shock ending with the message of the video being 'Be whoever makes you happy' As well as acting Baz is an accomplished drummer and plays in three bands. He wrote best selling book 'Ink Princess' which is soon to be made into a movie. He is a professional Body Piercer for over 18 years and has owned numerous tattoo and piercing studios. He has toured doing stand up comedy. Practices the martial arts Jiu Jitsu since the age of 15 and was on the European Team.
Baz Dreisinger
Baz Dreisinger is a writer and producer, known for Rhyme and Punishment (2011), Black and Blue: Legends of the Hip-Hop Cop (2006) and Grass Is Greener (2019).
Baz Luhrmann
Baz Luhrmann is an Australian writer, director, and producer with projects spanning film, television, opera, theatre, music, and recording industries. He is regarded by many as a contemporary example of an auteur for his distinctly recognizable style and deep involvement in the writing, directing, design, and musical components of all his work. As a storyteller, he 's known as a pioneer of pop culture, fusing high and low culture with a unique sonic and cinematic language. He is the most commercially successful Australian director, with his films making up four of the top ten highest worldwide grossing Australian films ever. During his studies at Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art, Luhrmann collaborated with other students to create Strictly Ballroom, a stage production drawn from his childhood experiences in the world of ballroom dancing. Luhrmann later adapted the show into his 1992 film debut, Strictly Ballroom (1992), which premiered at Cannes to a fifteen-minute standing ovation. Thus began the Red Curtain Trilogy, which would include the film Romeo + Juliet (1996) as well as the Oscar-winning Moulin Rouge! (2001). The latter also took home Golden Globes for Best Picture, Best Actress, and Best Original Score. This first body of work was capped by Luhrmann's 2002 Broadway adaptation of the opera La Bohème, recognized by two Tony Awards. In 2004, Luhrmann collaborated once more with actress Nicole Kidman to create No. 5 The Film, a short film featuring the iconic Chanel perfume, as well as costumes designed by Karl Lagerfeld. With its success, the piece ushered in a new era of fashion advertising and became a landmark in the evolution of branded content. In 2008, Luhrmann worked with Kidman for a third time on the ambitious epic Australia (2008), the titular country's second-highest grossing film of all time. He later adapted F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby into a 2013 film, The Great Gatsby (2013), which went on to become the director's highest-grossing movie at over $353 million worldwide. The film was awarded with two Oscars and earned praise from Fitzgerald's granddaughter, who noted that "Scott would have been proud." The film's soundtrack pulled the Roaring 20s into the 2000s, blending early 20th century jazz with contemporary hip-hop. The album, produced by Luhrmann, Anton Monsted, and Jay-Z, hit number one on the Billboard charts and garnered several Grammy nominations. Most recently, Luhrmann created The Get Down (2016), a 2016 Netflix series and 1970s-set mythic saga of how the South Bronx, at the brink of bankruptcy, gave birth to hip-hop, punk and disco. In the interest of cultural authenticity and historical accuracy Luhrmann collaborated with some of the era's most legendary artists, including [linl=nm0334739], Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Nas, Kurtis Blow, and Hector Xtravaganza. The show was a critical success, certified fresh by Rotten Tomatoes, and described by Variety as "a reclamation of, and a love letter to, a marginalized community of a certain era, told through the unreliable tools of romance, intuition, and lived experiences."
Baz Morris
Baz Morris is an actor, known for Fixed (2021).