Ian Griffin
Ian's relationship with acting started with his first stage appearance at age 6. He spent his early years learning about stagecraft from his parents (both actors) and by the end of high school had already crewed and/or appeared in several community productions. Even in his teens, Ian impressed cast members and instructors alike with his enthusiasm, dedication and focus - whether set building, light hanging, running tech, or performing. Upon graduating Ian immediately spent the next 2 years in the Studio Theatre program at LCC, continuing to earn high marks for his analysis & performance skills in class while working at the scene shop and continuing to involve himself in local area productions. This led to his first leading roles in 'Arcadia' and 'I Hate Hamlet', where Ian discovered a passion for stage combat. Together with director and mentor John Lennox he went on to co-found 'Art of Combat', a theatrical combat company specializing in historical authenticity and western martial arts. Throughout the following years his performance work has gone on to garner several local accolades; most notably for his roles in 'Cuckoo's Nest' (Best Actor) and 'The Substance of Fire' (Best Supporting). Since completing the Studio program Ian has continued to branch out into film work and actively seek new ways to challenge himself in his craft, including supporting work in feature projects such as Rush: Inspired by Battlefield (2016) and Wild Faith (2018) as well as garnering attention on the festival circuit for his work in short films, including Brain Engagement (2018) (Best Supporting Actor) and Last Right (2019). Whether serving as actor, fight director or crew, Ian has a reputation for his rapport with co-workers, attention to detail, ability to take direction, and outstanding work ethic. In his spare time Ian enjoys singing, dabbling in guitar / piano, and furthering his knowledge about film.
Ian H.W. Kim
Ian H.W. Kim is an international film, television, and voice actor. He has appeared in high-profile TV shows from North America and Asia while showcasing his impeccable bilingual ability in English and Korean. His credits include Pachinko (Apple TV+), The Spy Who Loved Me (MBC), 60 Days Designated Survivor (Netflix, TvN) and The Man in the High Castle (Amazon Prime). In addition, many of the independent films in which Ian has starred have been critically acclaimed and have received awards from numerous film festivals, including VAFF, CSFF, HBHF, HNFA and VIFF.
Ian Hamilton
Ian Hamilton is known for Bob's Burgers (2011), Central Park (2020) and DC Super Hero Girls (2015).
Ian Haney López
Ian Haney López is known for The Rise and Fall of the Brown Buffalo (2017), A Class Apart (2009) and The Long Shadow (2017).
Ian Hanlin
Ian Hanlin is an actor, known for Angry Birds: Summer Madness (2022), My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (2010) and Lego Jurassic World: Legend of Isla Nublar (2019).
Ian Hanmore
Ian Hanmore is an Edinburgh born actor best known for playing the warlock, Pyat Pree, in Season 2 of "Game of Thrones" and Father Angelo in the Doctor Who episode "Tooth and Claw". More recently he played Denis Lamb in the mini series, "The Game", John Kempt in "The Syndicate", Father Anselm in "Outlander" and Robert MacDonald in "Muncie"
Ian Harcourt
Ian Harcourt is an actor and writer, known for The Water Horse (2007), Black Sheep (2006) and The Power of the Dog (2021).
Ian Harding
Ian Harding was born on September 16, 1986 in Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. He is an actor, known for Pretty Little Liars (2010), Ford v Ferrari (2019) and Adventureland (2009). He has been married to Sophie Hart since October 2019.
Ian Harkins
Ian Harkins is an actor and producer, known for Testament (2021), Forever (2014) and The Once and Future Nerd (2013).
Ian Harmon
Ian Harmon is known for Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (2011), The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 (2011) and Imposters (2017).