Alan Taylor

Directed the pilot episode of the AMC drama series, "Mad Men"; eanred an Emmy (2008) nomination for directing the pilot episode "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes"

Directed an episode of ABC's "Lost" in the second season

Directed Ian Holm in "The Emperor's New Clothes"; also penned screenplay

Directed episodes of the NBC political drama, "The West Wing"

Directed several episodes of the hit HBO series, "Sex and the City"

Helmed episodes of the critically acclaimed series, "The Sopranos"; including the episode "Kennedy And Heidi" in the final Season, which earned him an Emmy for Directing

Helmed episodes of the HBO prison drama, "Oz"

Feature directorial debut, "Palookaville"; screened at the Venice Film Festival

Directed episodes of "Homicide: Life on the Street" (NBC)

Made first short, "The Burning Question" to fulfill requirements of graduation from NYU Film School

"The Burning Question" was screened at various film festivals, including the New York Film Festival and Sundance

At age seven, moved with mother and sister to Italy after parents' divorced

Continued to direct several other HBO primetime shows, such as "Carnivàle", "Deadwood", "Rome" and "Big Love"

Directed music videos, including two featuring his sister Anna Domino

Helmed episodes of the Canadian series "Catwalk" and "Traders"

Returned to USA at age nine