Dean H. Huh

Debuting as a filmmaker, Dean Huh enjoyed an amazing run with the Latin-themed feature By The Sea. This romantic dramedy, which shot along the shores of Rhode Island and that Huh co-wrote, has earned 3 Imagen Awards (Latin Oscars) nominations, 15 Finalist Awards, 3 Best Picture Awards, a 2005 DVD en Espanol Award, the Best American Feature Award at the 2007 Everglades International Film Festival in South Africa, the 2009 International Endurance Award at the British Film Festival of Los Angeles and the Silver Lei Award at the 2010 Honolulu International Film Festival. Huh's writing accolades include: the 2020 1st Monthly Film Festival's Best TV Pilot Script, 2020 Moondance International Film Festival 's Best Kids Feature Film Script, 2019 New York Screenplay Competition's Grand Prize Winner, Best Drama at the International Family Film Festival and the Presidents Award Recipient of the Guild of Italian American Actors In 2016 & 2015 Huh produced the HOLA AWARDS television special featuring such Latin Film and TV Honorees: as Benecio Del Toro, Andy Garcia, Hector Elizondo, Marisa Ramirez, Dascha Polanco, Cierra Ramirez, Ana Ortiz and Telenovela stars: Daniel Arenas and Lupita Ferrer. The 2016 HOLA's was a personal highlight for Huh, since it was his first opportunity to work with his son: Andrew Huh. Huh has also produced Showtime's Hasty Pudding Awards featuring: Tom Hanks and Michelle Pfeiffer. Since 1988, Huh has been an active member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and has appeared in over 100 productions in television and film. He's worked on network series like: Law & Order and the Apple TV + streaming mini-series: Defending Jacob. Dean Huh's film appearances include: Mystic River, 27 Dresses and the upcoming George Clooney film: The Tender Bar. Recently, Huh has been lecturing to film students in high schools and universities about: The Biz of Show Business, but his pastime continues to be people-watching in the piazza of a tiny village in Italy.