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Lindsay Taylor Stewart

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Lindsay Taylor Stewart is an American producer & versatile creative whose career in film production, theatre, and drama education spans 15 years and multiple international cites. Her experience as a production manager, casting director, and acting coach has landed her notable credits with Lionsgate, Warhorse Studios (CZ), Hound Media (LA), Rhyme Media (Egypt), among many indie projects when she founded Prague Film & Theatre Center in 2010. She has her B.A. in Theatre Arts with a formal US teaching certification in Drama, English, and TESOL with continuing credits from London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) & Juilliard. A life-long advocate of the performing arts, she regularly performs with Prague Shakespeare Company and creates her own devised works through her artistic brain-child, A Broad’s Way Productions. Lindsay is currently splitting her time as the managing director for Candy Kills, LLC in Brooklyn, New York and Libra Rising, s.r.o in Prague. Her partnership with filmmakers Gem Deger (Playdurizm, 2020) and Kaveh Daneshmand (Le Syndrome de l’Été sans Fin-Endless Summer Syndrome, 2023) is an exciting new chapter for her team’s reach in both the EU and US film markets.

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Associate Producer:
2023  Endless Summer Syndrome

Casting:
2014  The Lost Legion
2023  Endless Summer Syndrome

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