Yana Sardenberg
Yana Sardenberg nasceu o 25 de setembro de 1990 no Brasil. É atriz, conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Tormento (2021), Luz do Sol (2007) e A Força do Querer (2017).
Yana Steenhout
Yana Steenhout é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Rebeldes aos 16 (2021).
Yana Troyanova
Yana Troyanova nasceu o 12 de fevereiro de 1973 em Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, RSFSR, USSR [agora Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia]. É atriz e diretora, conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Strana Oz (2015), Olga (2016) e Volchok (2009). É casada com Vasiliy Sigarev. Foi casada com Konstantin Shirinkin.
Yana Yanezic
Yana Yanezic nasceu o 12 de dezembro de 1974 na Eslovênia. É atriz, conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Harry Potter e o Prisioneiro de Azkaban (2004), AmStarDam (2016) e Missão de Risco (2008).
Yana Yenzhayeva
Yana Yenzhayeva nasceu o 26 de setembro de 1994 em Rússia. É atriz, conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Privorot. Chernoe venchanie (2021), Strazhnik (2023) e Metod (2015).
Yanaïs Laurent
Yanaïs Laurent é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em O Quinto Set (2020).
Yance Ford
Yance Ford is an Oscar nominated director and producer based in New York City. His debut film Strong Island won the 2017 Sundance U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award, the Gotham Award for Best Documentary, and the Black Film Critics Circle Award for Best Doc. Strong Island was nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the 90th Academy Awards, where Ford made history as the first transgender director nominated for an Oscar. Strong Island won the Primetime Emmy for Exceptional Merit in Documentary Film and was nominated for a George Foster Peabody Award. At the 2018 Cinema Eye Honors, Ford became the first nominee ever to win Best Direction, Best Debut, and Best Feature. His work can be seen in the FX series Pride, the Netflix series Trial by Media, the Apple+ series The Me You Can't See, the Showtime comedy Work In Progress, and the documentary The Color of Care on The Smithsonian Channel. Ford was a staff writer in the HBO mini-room for adapting the bestselling novel The Vanishing Half. Yance is a former Series Producer at the documentary anthology series POV where, during his tenure with the series, his curatorial work at POV garnered 5 Emmy Awards and 16 Emmy nominations. Ford is a MacDowell Colony Fellow, and Sundance Institute Fellow and was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2019. His work has been supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Jerome Foundation, Creative Capital, Cinereach, The Ford Foundation, and others. Ford is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Directors Guild of America. His next feature film is a Netflix Original documentary set for release in 2023.
Yancey Arias
Yancey Arias was born in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York City. At the age of twelve his first experience in entertainment was when his grandmother threw him on stage to sing a song for a neighborhood talent show at Henry Street Settlement in downtown Manhattan. Yancey was discovered by Professor James Green at Saint John's Prep High School in Astoria, Queens, New York. Green then introduced Yancey to Stage Door Manor in Loch Sheldrake, New York, where he studied theater under Jack Romano every summer, and in winter with fellow actors Vincent Laresca, Christian J. Meoli, and Josh Charles. During his last two years at Moore Catholic High School in Staten Island, New York, Under the supervision of Fran Jorin and Mrs. Sparago Yancey won first-place honors in New York City on the forensics team, and took third in the nation for the drama category. Yancey went on to study theater in college at Carnegie Mellon University. On his way back to his junior year, he was discovered by the producers of Miss Saigon on Broadway and left school to join the cast for the next five years. During his years on Broadway, he continued his studies with Alan Savage, and Yancey honors that relationship greatly for having given him so much continued care and knowledge. In 2000, Yancey Joined the cast of George C. Wolfe's "The Wild Party" with Eartha Kitt, Toni Collette, and Mandy Patinkin. During his years on Broadway, he had the opportunity to work on several TV series as a guest star. He starred in and co-produced two independent films, Destination Unknown (1997) and Home Invaders (2001), which helped pave the way to his eventual move to Los Angeles. In 2002, Yancey had the privilege to be discovered by David Mills and Allen Coulter; Mills cast him in the title role of Miguel Cadena in the hit NBC miniseries Kingpin (2003). Yancey continued to thrive in television and film. Soon after the completion of that show, he was given the opportunity to work in many projects with such greats as Edward James Olmos in American Family (2002) and Andre Braugher in Thief (2006), to name a few. Today, Yancey continues to excel as an actor in film and TV. He has added directing, writing, and producing to his experience as an artist. Recently he stared in the hit USA series "Queen Of The South" as General Cortez. Yancey is grateful to every agent and manager who has helped him over the years, such as Jean Fox of Fox and Albert Management, Jean Fox, Chris Henze at Thruline Entertainment, the Paradigm agency, APA, and now Matt Luber and April Lim at GAA . He continued his studies with Alan Savage in New York, and Catlin Adams and 'Howard Fine' (III) in Los Angeles. Yancey honors his family, mentors, and God for all the support, love, and education he has received over the years. Yancey and his wife Anna welcomed to the world their first son Jiancarlo Arias. A few years later they also welcomed to the world their daughter Giovanna Arias.
Yancey Fuqua
Yancey Fuqua é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Highland Park (2013), Uma História de Amor Americana (2020) e Catfish Christmas (2022).
Yancey Red Corn
Yancey Red Corn é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Assassinos da Lua das Flores (2023) e Reservation Dogs (2021).