Acting
Ty Johnson
Born 1999-04-06 · Hackettstown, New Jersey, U.S.
Tyler Ronald Johnson was born on April 6th, 1999 in Hackettstown, New Jersey to Doug and Gerri Johnson. His father, who is of Irish and Scottish descent and his mother, who is of Hungarian descent. He went to Hackettstown High School in New Jersey where he played football and was on the track and field team. In 2020, Tyler founded and is currently CEO of "Pegasus" a street / lounge wear clothing brand. He has a background in theater, guitar, piano, and singing. Eventually he moved to acting in college, where he attended Penn State University, graduating with a Bachelor's degree in kinesiology. His film debut was in Andres Ilarraza's 'Scott's Insomnia' (2024) where he played Alan, Scott's younger brother. His first role was on Chicago PD (2024) followed by the A24 movie Babygirl (2024) with Nicole Kidman / Harris Dickinson and the Netflix movie Kinda Pregnant (2024) with Amy Schumer.
Acting credits
NRIn 2006, To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history.
Primetime
2026
10.0A repressed homosexual recounts the time he fell in love with his friend while bonding over a campy noir TV show and the horrific event that stemmed from it.
Television Vision
2025
NRThe Lost Catacombs of Bomarzo are rumored to hold a fortune in jewels for anyone brave enough to dig them up. When a daring (or maybe foolhardy) group of young adventurers dare to unearth the hidden graves they manage to find the treasure. But also awaken a buried demon who's looking for blood, and for someone to take his place in the darkness.
Buried Secrets
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NRAfter the death of his grandfather, a sidelined baseball player teams up with an impulsive waitress to decipher his grandfather's cryptic final belongings, leading them on a surreal quest to reconcile his past and redefine his future.
Toasted Pecan Rolls
2026
NRAfter a shift at a refinery, four coworkers decide to go out and get drinks. After stopping at a gas station for supplies, they head to the riverfront, where they split into two journeys. Raul and Thom descend deeper into the river's towering industrial wasteland, while Robert and Michael slowly drink themselves stupid. When the two pairs reunite, a final clash of priorities emerges: some want to go home, while others cannot face returning to the routine waiting for them.
The Thrill of Speed
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