Biography

Gregory Taylor is a Producer/Cinematographer living in Los Angeles, CA. He is best known for his extensive work in TV, Documentary and travel based films focused on nature, adventure and social justice. Greg's deep-rooted passion for filmmaking, exploration and storytelling have taken him on adventures to the far reaches of the globe. Some exceptional production locations include; boating in the Philippines, Cenote diving in Mexico, Jungle trekking in the Amazon, mountaineering in Peru, Bike racing in Bhutan and chasing cheetahs in South Africa. Greg has captured stunning cinematic images from six contents and won numerous awards in filmmaking and photography. Greg's camerawork is showcased in the gritty feature length film American Relapse as well as Hood to the Holler, both of which were in contention for an Academy Award. He is a member of the the Society of Camera Operators, the International Documentary Association and the Explorers Club. His most recent project documents a motorcycle trip where he rode from Los Angeles to southern Chile to film with endangered species, scientists and wildlife conservation programs.
- IMDb mini biography by: Adam Linkenhelt

Greg spent an entire day just feet from the King of Swaziland (E-Swatini) while filming the traditional dances of the Bugano festival.

Greg has several famous firsts around the world because he was an early adopter of drones for aerial cinematography. Some first ever drone locations include Colca Canyon in Peru, the Tigers Nest in Bhutan and the ancient primary growth forests south of Baños, Ecuador.

Greg once had tea with the Prince of Bhutan before filming the Tour of the Dragon bicycle race in the Himalayas.