Talym Jinn graduated from the University of Washington with a BA in Business Administration in 1990. Upon completion, he drove across the country to study Acting and Theater in New York. In 1995, he auditioned and was accepted into LAByrinth Theater Company. In the subsequent years, he was elected as the first official President of the company, where he helped lay the foundation for its current growth and success. He also became involved with Developing Artists Theater Company (a theater school and company for 8 to 19 year olds) and The Lobby (a community of poets, musicians and artist that perform and inspire each other in a BI-weekly event). He produced 3 LAByrinth productions: WHERE'S MY MONEY? by John Patrick Shanley, CULTURE BANDIT & DARWAZA by Vanessa Hidary & Ajay Naidu and OUR LADY OF 121ST STREET by Stephen Adly Guirgis. WHERE'S MY MONEY? and OUR LADY continued its run Off-Broadway and CULTURE BANDIT & DARWAZA can be seen playing at various venues across the country. For Developing Artists Theater Company, he produced REBEL VERSES: NEW WORKS FESTIVAL (2004 - 2006) and BILLY SLEEPYHEAD (2005).

As an actor for LAByrinth, he appeared in QUEEN LATINA & THE POWER POSSE VS THE EVILS OF SOCIETY by David Anzuelo, RACE, RELIGION & POLITICS by Stephen Adly Guirgis (co-starring Philip Seymour Hoffman), DREAMING IN TONGUES written by the cast, A WINTER PARTY by John Patrick Shanley, THE FAIRY TALE PROJECT written by Webb Wilcoxen and directed by Jill DeArmon at the Public Theatre.  Most currently, he appeared in disOriented by Kyung Park for Theater C at Peter Jay Sharp Theater.

At the close of 2002, he left his position at LAByrinth to start A Bow & 3 Arrows with co-founders Ernesto Solo and Maurice Wingfield and to focus his attention on Developing Artists Theater Company.

Film and TV credits include: GRAVESEND, HURRICANE STREET, OZ, LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT, HATE, MATTIE FRESNO & THE HOLOFLUX UNIVERSE, UNDYING.

The photo on the left is of Myles in Monument Valley.  Yes, Myles is a car.  It's also on the open road where I feel most at Home.  So, I think it's fitting that I gave my car a name...like Myles.  If you look carefully, you will see the exact same image - which I manipulated into the graphic - on the right lens of the sunglasses in the banner above as well as multiple images on the Fun section of my page.