Daniel Emery Taylor

As an actor, Daniel Emery Taylor is best known for his childhood role of "Darryl" in the sci-fi cult classic THE RETURN OF SWAMP THING.  After roles on IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT and the critically acclaimed I'LL FLY AWAY, he landed in the Dreamworks comedy ROAD TRIP before helping co-found Deviant Pictures.  With Deviant, he co-wrote and directed the controversial horror film THE HOSPITAL which was subsequently pulled from the shelves of Tesco in the U.K. after complaints and later banned by the Bulgarian government for violent content.  He followed that by writing and co-directing the comedy-horror CAMP MASSACRE, starring pop culture star Bree Olsen and wrestling legend Al Snow.  After shooting THE HOSPITAL II, Daniel left Deviant Pictures to form Debtor Entertainment.

Debtor Entertainment, promising "Excellence In Exposition," endeavors to bring the world new, creative projects including the soon to be released dramatic short FLOWERSKIRT.