Katelyn Nacon
Katelyn Nacon was born June 11, 1999 in Atlanta, Georgia USA, daughter of Mark and Natalie Nacon, is recurring on the #1 cable television show, AMC series, The Walking Dead. Katelyn portrays the quiet and mysterious teenager Enid, whom (Chandler Riggs) meets shortly after arrival in the safe zone of Alexandria. Katelyn has always been drawn to performing, from ballet at the age of three to performing in hometown and Metro Atlanta musicals such as Annie, The Music Man, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Hairspray. In her middle school years, Katelyn's interest was piqued in acting while attending a local workshop and by the age of 13, Katelyn had decided that she wanted to make acting her career. She began attending metro Atlanta and Los Angeles classes, camps and workshops where she had the opportunity to work with industry experts to cultivate her acting talents and raw desire to perform into an absolute passion. In 2013, Katelyn landed her first role in a locally produced industrial film Loving Generously, where she played a supporting role as the teenage daughter Megan. In 2014, Katelyn landed her first national television appearance as a co-star on ABC's Resurrection, where she portrayed a town teenager who spied on main character, Jacob (played by Landon Gimenez). She also gained worldwide attention in the same year as Chloe Cook on Cartoon Network Adult Swim's Too Many Cooks, an episode that quickly went viral on YouTube. A native of Canton, GA, Katelyn also enjoys singing and song writing. Just as she loves to pour emotion into the characters she portrays on screen and stage, Katelyn also loves to pour emotion into her music by taking some of her own experiences and molding them into a song that people can connect with in their own way. In 2015, Katelyn released her first EP Love in May, on which she performs five songs that she wrote.
Katelyn Neal
Katelyn Neal is known for Pale Blue Moon (2002).
Katelyn Patterson
Katelyn Patterson is known for The Ides of March (2011), LOL (2012) and Jinn (2014).
Katelyn Pearce
Katelyn is an Actress, Producer and Model based out of Atlanta who is best known for her starring role as 'Lilith' in the SXSW 2019 / Fangoria hit Porno (directed by Keola Racela). She has appeared in the horror films Don't Look Back (director Jeffrey Reddick, Final Destination), Clinton Road (director Richard Grieco), and Catskill Park (Vlad Yudin), and has appeared on Showtime's Billions, Hulu's The Path and the CBS series Limitless. Katelyn is also an accomplished producer who started her production career as Executive Producer of the multi-award winning web series So SOHA and as producer of director John A. Gallagher's We Remember.
Katelyn Peterson
Katelyn Peterson is an actress, known for Antlers (2021), Take Two (2018) and Unspeakable (2019).
Katelyn Pippy
Katelyn Mary Pippy was born on April 12th, 1993, in Fort Hood, Texas, to John and Katherine Pippy. She became interested in performing at the age of 8 originally through choir class and then her interests evolved into musical theatre and eventual film and television acting. Katelyn has acted in numerous theatre, film, and television roles. Her most recent role was as a series regular on the Lifetime hit series _"Army Wives" (2007)_. Katelyn completed 61 shows of the series before taking time off of acting after earning acceptance to the Ivy League Institution Cornell University. In May of 2015 Katelyn graduated from Cornell with a Bachelor of Arts degree, where she also participated in numerous extracurriculars and played Division 1 Women's Ice Hockey. Katelyn is now living full time in Los Angeles.
Katelyn Reed
Katelyn Reed is an actress, known for American Horror Story (2011), Asha (2009) and Mr. Blue Sky (2007).
Katelyn Rose Downey
Katelyn Rose Downey was born on February 15, 2009 in Dublin, Ireland. She is an actress, known for The Princess (2022), The Nun 2 (2023) and Clean Sweep (2023).
Katelyn Ryerson
Katelyn Ryerson is an actress, known for Monkey in the Middle (2014).
Katelyn Semer
Katelyn Semer is known for Irrational Man (2015), Long Shot (2019) and Star Trek: Prodigy (2021).