After begging his parents for an acting agent at the age of six, Taylor has worked in every form of entertainment media, particularly television & music. In 2008 Taylor achieved a Top 40 standing on Canadian Idol, and was seen in over three million households each week. The same year, he also recorded 26 episodes in the leading role of Luis Calabasas in the Daytime-Emmy Nominated cartoon series The Future Is Wild (2007) (A Nelvana Production). Presently, he is voicing the leading character Yuki in Beyblade: Metal Masters, while helping to write a musical, playing gigs, and taking his final credits for a music major at York University in vocal/free improvisation. After spending years working on his songwriting, music free-improvising, performing, and shamelessly self-promoting (primarily on Youtube), Taylor gathered a good following from over 150 original acting & music videos. This got him the attention of multiple-Juno winning producer/drummer Michael Wojewoeda (Rheostatics), who will produce his next album. Taylor has written & recorded two triple albums independently, along with other music projects, and an audio podcast, all which can be found at www.taylorabrahamse.ca. He was nominated for 'Best Young Songwriter' at the Toronto Independent Music Awards, and won the same title at the Songwriters Association Of Canada's 'SongStudio'. His voice & guitar abilities, particularly while free-improvising original 'organic sampling' compositions, continue to wow audiences. As a child, Taylor was best recognized for playing Elliot in three seasons of the TV Series _"Doc" (2001-2004)_(with Billy Ray Cyrus). On the set, he met and worked on a few episodes with Miley Cyrus, her first acting role. He was nominated for a Young Artist Award for his performance in the episode 'Man's Best Friend'. During this time, he was also hand-picked by Jimmy Osmond to play a younger version of himself in the ABC biopic 'Inside The Osmonds', which inspired him to record an EP which included music by the Mormon musical family, and original work. As a teenager, Taylor was also well-received while playing Cinco, the youngest member of the Group of Seven in 'Snow White And The Group Of Seven', starring opposite of rock veteran Alan Frew (Glass Tigger), Canadian Idol finalists Ryan Malcolm, Elena Juatco, Gary Beals, and Billy Klippert, and also comedians Seán Cullen and Ross Petty in the family musical. This Ross Petty Production played at Toronto's 1,500 seat Elgin Theatre from November 30th of 2005 to January 8th of 2006. Other noteable theatre credits include playing the blind lead of Don Baker in a production of 'Butterflies Are Free'. In addition, Taylor made many short films/music recordings during this theatrical period, while taking classes at PCVS. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Anonymous