Travis Ketzak
Travis was born in Binghamton, NY and grew up in a small town nearby. His first film was a Jurassic Park fan-film that he made with his friends in the backyard as a little boy, with his mother shooting on a VHS camcorder. After moving to Brooklyn, NY with his wife, Travis self-published a few novels and worked as a freelance writer for a while before eventually producing his first short film during the 2020 pandemic. When he was ready to move on to feature films, he tried his hand at pitching screenplays. After a while, though, he decided to just make his own movies, rather than wait for someone else to make them for him. His first feature, An American Thief (2022), screened virtually at a few local NYC festivals, received a few awards, and then premiered on YouTube. Since then, he's made Chasing Sunset (2022), an experimental romance, and Broken People (2023), a romantic drama that he shot in his hometown.
Travis King
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Travis Knight
Travis Knight was born on September 13, 1973 in Hillsboro, Oregon, USA. He is a director and producer, known for Kubo and the Two Strings (2016), ParaNorman (2012) and Missing Link (2019).
Travis Knuckles
Travis Knuckles is an actor, known for Late Bloomer (2010).
Travis L. King Jr.
Travis L. King, Jr. is a Professional Musician, born and raised in Valdosta, GA. He currently (2020) resides in the South Atlanta/Middle GA area. Travis is best known for his works as a musician in the film industry. He has plenty of experience in live playing and pantomiming with multi instruments. Although music is his forte, Travis is a very universal actor.
Travis LaBranch
Travis LaBranch is an actor, known for Pas Honteux and Shots Fired. He is from New Orleans, LA. When he was 13 his mother and siblings moved to Houston, TX where he attended high school at Jack Yates Senior High. Travis excelled in all sports, especially track and band. He was the head drum major in a show style band for 2 years. It wasn't until he took a college acting class for an extra curricular credit... ' when he discovered his calling for FILM/TV. He began acting in Houston,TX... But soon moved to Atlanta, Ga in 2014 where he landed several television roles and allowing him to become eligible for SAG/AFTRA. He also started and acting community called "TheBookingRoomATL" which gave actors a place to train and gain knowledge about the industry, based in Atlanta,GA. After four years Travis decided to move to Los Angeles, California to continue his film/Tv journey.
Travis Land
Travis Land (born Travis Martin Cleland) is an American actor, filmmaker and writer. He grew up in the small town of Manson, Iowa. His original aspirations were to be a heavy metal guitarist. This prompted him to join the Marine Corps the day after his 18th birthday, because it was likely to land him in Southern California. Upon his discharge, Travis began working in graphic arts, eventually becoming a commercial video producer in San Diego. He began acting late in life, at the age of 41. In 2018, he filmed and edited a mini pilot for a television show, which inspired him to follow through on an idea he'd had for a film several years earlier. The result was "On Deaf Ears," and, Travis was inspired to play the main character Lane Gray. He began taking acting classes in late 2018. Travis lives in San Diego with his partner, and their crested gecko.
Travis Langley
Dr. Travis Langley, distinguished professor at Henderson State University, is a psychologist best known as the author of the book "Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight," which explores the psychology of Gotham City's Dark Knight, his allies, and their many colorful foes. His publications include the books "Wonder Woman Psychology: Lassoing the Truth," "The Walking Dead Psychology: Psych of the Living Dead," "Doctor Who Psychology: A Madman with a Box," "Captain America vs. Iron Man: Freedom, Security, Psychology" (with a foreword by Stan Lee), and "The Joker Psychology: Evil Clowns and the Women Who Love Them." Dr. Langley regularly presents panels on the psychology of heroes at conventions including San Diego Comic-Con International, WonderCon, New York Comic Con, Wizard World, and the American Psychological Association conference. He appears as himself in several documentary films. According to the British Psychological Society, he is one of the 10 most followed psychologists on Twitter. Psychology Today runs his online column, "Beyond Heroes and Villains." He was also an undefeated champion on the "Wheel of Fortune" TV game show.
Travis Laughlin
Travis Laughlin is a Los Angeles based actor. He grew up in Concord, NH and studied music at the University of Virginia. After completing the improv program at iO Chicago, Laughlin moved to Los Angeles to study film production at USC and continue training as an actor. He has performed on stage with The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles, and at Playhouse West where he also studied Meisner technique for many years. In addition to acting, Laughlin is an accomplished violinist and teaches violin and chamber music.
Travis Lee Eller
Travis Lee Eller was born to Doug and Susan Eller in the small mountain town of Crossnore, North Carolina. He attended the Art Institute of Atlanta, from which he graduated with an Associates Degree in music business. He became a successful DJ going under the name Dj T-Rock and released numerous albums allowing him to tour the world and perform on countless stages. It was this experience that got him interested in acting. He moved to California to further his music career and it was here that he saw his first job in television.
