Ian Harris is a writer, director, comedian and editor, whose career began after garnering options on two, feature length comedy spoof screenplays at age 21. He has enjoyed much success as a stand-up comedian, with many TV appearances, including Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!, Comedy Central, and TWO, one-hour TV specials. At the age of 28, Ian wrote, produced and directed his first feature film, It Burns When I Laugh, in 8 days on 16mm film for $27,000! Burns played at many film festivals and received rave reviews from magazines such as Backstage West. His films have played festivals from Los Angeles to Wales, Newport Beach to South Africa, receiving numerous awards and accolades; Best Feature Film at the Seattle Underground Film Festival, Best Director award at the 48 Hour Film Project, and dozens more. Ian often uses his fellow comedians in his films and has been lucky to work with many of his favorites such as Chelsea Handler, Bob Odenkirk, Chris Hardwick, Bobby Lee, Steve Schrippa, Bob Oshack, Laura Silverman, Bil Dwyer, Robert Hawkins, and Tom Kenny. In addition to features, shorts, and music videos, Ian has directed five, one-hour comedy specials for other comedians, such as Ty Barnett and Dwayne Perkins, that have been seen on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Showtime and Starz. For nearly seven years, Ian worked as staff and freelance commercial editor for top level post companies such as Mad River Post, Beast, and Union Editorial . He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter, actress Bella Rochelle, where he also owns an MMA gym called Fight Science MMA.
Ian Harrison is an actor, known for Di Di Hollywood (2010).
Ian Harrison is an actor, known for A Very Vintage Christmas (2019) and Four Christmases and a Wedding (2017).
Ian Hart is a director and producer, known for American Times (2012), Indian Times (2011) and Asian Times (2013).
Ian Hart, born in England, began acting while a student in Liverpool, England, United Kingdom. He stumbled into acting almost accidentally, but was cast in the play "The Government Inspector". He continued to work in British theatre and television, and first gained recognition for portraying John Lennon in the British film Backbeat (1994). He made many films in his native Britain, occasionally appearing in American films and TV series as well. He has now played John Lennon three times, most recently in the television play Snodgrass, where he played a 50 year old Lennon who had left The Beatles before they became successful.
Ian Hawes is known for The Tomorrow People (2013), Upload (2020) and Away (2020).
Ian Hawke is an actor and producer, known for Hooked and Affected, Dirty Bertie Comedy Sketch (2018) and Deadly Woods (2018).
Ian Hawkins is known for My Kitchen Rules (2010).
Ian Haywood is known for Raised by Kanye (2020), Deliveries from Eva and Day One.
Ian Heath is known for AWOL (2016), Echoes of Fear (2018) and For We Are Many (2019).