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Sharon Taylor Analysis

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As my loyal readers know, I follow the Canadian film industry fairly closely, and as a result, I regularly "discover" other actors of whom I was not previously aware while I am promoting and watching the works of many of my actor friends. I do not know exactly how I happened upon Sharon Taylor, but as I examined her credits, I realized I had seen her in a wide variety of works (including her first movie role). Recently, she agreed to answer a few questions about her experiences in the film industry so far with a heavy concentration on her current (and upcoming) roles, specifically SyFy's new original series, Ghost Wars. Photo by Dennys Ilic RH: Why did you decide to become an actress? ST: I had wanted to be an actress since I was in high school. I loved being in the school plays, and I had a very inspiring high school teacher who put his heart and soul into mounting a show. I learned early on that it takes a lot of hard work and dedication, but that the overall reward is so worth it. I then went on to study theatre in university and received my Batchelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatre and haven't looked back! Photo by Ryan Crocker Please tell us about your training …show more content…

I had worked with him briefly on Continuum and he is such a brilliant and kind person. And then when I found out I would be acting opposite Vincent D'Onofrio, Kim Coates and Meatloaf, I was as excited as a little kid on Christmas! Ghost Wars is about a remote Alaskan town that has been overrun by paranormal forces and the town must work together to save themselves from the mass haunting that's threatening to destroy them all. I play Sophia Moon, the town mortician, and she has a crazy journey throughout the series. She is one of my most favourite characters that I've ever played. Ghost Wars is currently airing on the SyFy channel in the USA and then will be on Netflix in

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