James Howard

James Howard is known for The Next Three Days (2010), The Last Witch Hunter (2015) and Meltdown (2014).

James Howard

James Howard is an actor, known for A Fancy Piece of Homicide (2017) and Lucid Nation (2018).

James Howard

James Howard is an actor, known for Survivor (2015), The Oxford Murders (2008) and Penelope (2006).

James Howarth

James Howarth has landed Film Television and Acting roles since 1995. He began film making in 2000. In 2011 he won multiple awards and nominations for the feature film "Alien Inhabitant". As well as graduating in Drama he is graduate in Film and Television Production and Directing from North Sydney Institute. Early in his career he Acted in lead roles in many Australian stage productions and successful productions, both modern and classic. James was known in the 90's for modeling the first hand-held PDAs. Some of his major campaigns included Telstra, Global One, Lift Soft Drink (a Coca-Cola brand) and National Announcements. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG/AFTRA) and has been a member of Australia's performing artists union, the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) since 1995.

James Howey

James Howey is known for Dirty Bomb (2012), The Tent (2020) and Rabid (2013).

James Howson

James Howson was born in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. He is an actor, known for Wuthering Heights (2011).

James Huang

James started his career in New York City and regional theatre before moving to Los Angeles in 2000 where he worked for over twenty years as an actor and filmmaker. In 2020 he relocated his family during Covid-19 to Melbourne, Australia to continue acting, filmmaking, and teaching actors with his company The Hollywood Actor Lab and at TAFTA The Academy of Film and Television Artists. James was born and raised in New York City and attended high school and college in New Jersey. He was captain of his high school Varsity football team, played LaCrosse and Wrestled, while learning Taekwondo in the summers. At 17, a full financial-aid scholarship took him to Rutgers University where he majored in Theater and Cinema and also became a competitive 3rd degree black belt and captain of the Taekwondo team. After graduating, his first job was as a resident actor at The George Street Playhouse. There, he met renowned Uta Hagen, who gave workshops to the actors during her last great performances of "Collected Stories". His training includes Rutgers University, The William Esper Studio, The Carter-Thor Studio, The Groundlings Improv Theater, Richard Waterhouse, Jonathan Slavin, and his favorite acting book is 'True and False' by David Mamet. His feature film 'Starting from Scratch' was acquired and distributed worldwide after a successful film festival run. He wrote, directed, edited and starred in the heartfelt romantic comedy. He produced the film with his wife Elizabeth Sandy who also stars in the film. The movie won top honors of 'Best Film' at the DisOrient Film Festival of Oregon, 'Best Comedy' at the Asians on Film Festival in Los Angeles, 'Best Ensemble Cast' and 'Best Editing' at the Independent Filmmakers Showcase of Los Angeles, and 'Honorable Mention for Best Film' at the New Jersey Film Festival. Other career awards include a Best Actor trophy from the Stay Tuned TV Awards and a Prism award for directing. James is also an avid photographer and he completed the UCLA Extension Photography Certificate Program.

James Hughes

James Hughes

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James Hunter

James Hunter began making movies at an extremely young age. At age 13 in 1990 he made the first ever known "Star Wars" fan film using action figures and shot blue screen and special effects after renting out a local TV station. At age 14 he wrote "Robin Hood: Prince of Sherwood" and with the help of his father and friends, pulled together his first feature film, shot on 16mm. The film took three years to make and premiered in January 1994 at the local town theater. Tickets were sold at $5 and around 3,000 people saw the movie over 2 days. That same year, Hunter began his second feature film attempt at age 17, this time playing the lead role as well as directing. Also shot and edited on 16mm, "The River Bridge" was completed in 1996. This film starred Charles Napier, a veteran character actor of the 80s and 90s. In 1997, Hunter married and moved to Los Angeles where he studied film, theater, and philosophy at Los Angeles City College. He worked at the Virgin Mega Store in Hollywood, as a waiter at Hamburger Hamlet, and as an extra to make ends. Due to the Digital Revolution and Hollywood's reluctance to take such a young director seriously, Hunter put directing aside and got involved in acting at age 20 and in 2004 he became a member of the Screen Actors Guild. His teenage films remained on a shelf until 2008 when Hunter distributed the movies with the help of Ryan Sims, and the films were finally released through Indieflix and Amazon.com. In April of 2013, Hunter uploaded to films to YouTube. Born and raised in Alabama, Hunter moved to Los Angeles to pursue his film career in 1997 where he still resides. He is also a writer and actor, but claims directing is still his true passion.