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Christopher M. Taylor
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Christopher M. Taylor is known for
Thursday (1998)
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Prayer of the Rollerboys (1990)
and
A Cry in the Wild (1990)
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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
1 nomination total
Known for
Thursday
7.1
Sound Department
1998
Prayer of the Rollerboys
5.5
Sound Department
(Skyland Sound, Inc.)
1990
A Cry in the Wild
5.8
Sound Department
(as Chris Taylor)
1990
Full Contact
5.4
Sound Department
(as Christoffer Taylor)
1993
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Clubhouse
7.2
TV Series
production sound mixer
(as Christopher Taylor)
2005
1 episode
Joan of Arcadia
7.1
TV Series
production sound mixer
2003
1 episode
Corsairs
5.8
TV Movie
production sound mixer
2002
First Years
6.2
TV Series
production sound mixer
(8 episodes)
2001
Homewood P.I.
4.7
TV Series
sound mixer
2000
Party of Five
6.8
TV Series
sound mixer
(as Christopher Taylor)
1997–2000
73 episodes
Thursday
7.1
sound mixer
1998
Los Locos
4.8
sound mixer
1997
Chairman of the Board
2.3
sound
1997
Garth Live from Central Park
8.5
TV Special
production sound mixer
sound
1997
Clockwatchers
6.6
production sound mixer
1997
Nowhere
6.5
sound mixer
(as Christopher Taylor)
1997
Loved
4.7
sound mixer
(as Christopher Taylor)
1997
Captain Nuke and the Bomber Boys
4.6
sound mixer
1996
Humanoids from the Deep
4.1
TV Movie
sound mixer
1996
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Christoffer Taylor
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