Howard Baskin
Howard Baskin is an actor and producer, known for Untitled Carole Baskin/Thinkfactory Media Project, The Conservation Game (2021) and Carole Baskin's Cage Fight (2021). He has been married to Carole Baskin since November 1, 2004.
Howard Bell IV
Howard Bell IV is known for Keyed (2011), Hav Faith (2016) and Keyed: A Deadly Game of Sex~Lies~Betrayal (2014).
Howard Berger
Howard Berger was born in Los Angeles, CA. Howard was raised on monster films and knew at an early age someone made those monster for the movies and began figuring it out at age 8 when he was introduced to Famous Monster of Filmland Magazine. His parents were very supportive and indulged his obsession of makeup and monster. When Howard went to a sci-fi convention in LA, he saw his idol Rick Baker speak and that was it! Howard was hooked and with the inspiration from Rick, Stan Winston, Dick Smith, Rob Bottin and others, he forged a path towards his career in film and TV as a special makeup effects artist. Once out of high school he began working at Stan Winston Studios on PREDATOR, ALIENS, PUMPKINHEAD and then moved on to work for Rick Baker on the Oscar winning HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS. Howard ended up meeting fellow monster makers Greg Nicotero and Robert Kurtzman and the 3 became fast friends, room mates and eventually co-owners of KNB EFX GROUP, which was founded in 1988. In the decades to come Howard and Greg would gather a cache of great directors, actors and films to work with and in 2006, Howard won an Oscar for the makeup work in THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE. Howard would then be nominated again for his work on Sir Anthony Hopkins for the film HITCHCOCK. Howard continues to be a guiding force at KNB, along with Greg Nicotero, and has added being a Makeup Dept. Head to his list of achievements, starting with Peter Berg's film LONE SURVIVOR. In the past decade he has Dept. Headed over a dozen films and TV series. Howard is a Governor of there Makeup Artists and Hair Stylist Branch at the AMPAS. He lives in Sherman Oaks with artist wife Mirjam and he has 3 grown children, none of which followed in his foot steps, and followed their own dreams as he did.
Howard Berzack
Howard Berzack is known for Transference (2020).
Howard Bishop
Howard Bishop is an actor, known for You May Not Kiss the Bride (2011), Hawaii Five-0 (2010) and Magnum P.I. (2018).
Howard Bloom
Howard Bloom is an actor, known for Ice Guardians (2016), FCR247 Interviews (2020) and Bucky: A Fuller Future (2017).
Howard Bluestein
Howard Bluestein is known for Tornado Video Classics (1992), Tornado Video Classics II: The Magnificent Puzzle (1993) and Tornado Video Classics III (1995).
Howard Bosse
Howard Bosse is known for Sniper (1993).
Howard Bretherton
Former propman Howard Bretherton was one of the legion of unknown directors who made the films--mostly westerns--that generations of kids trudged to see at the Saturday afternoon matinées. Bretherton's long career as an action/western director began in the late 1920s and ended more than 25 years later. In between he ground out scores of cowboy flicks, action/adventure yarns, serials, and just about anything anyone would hire him for. He made films the way "B" picture producers wanted them made--fast, with a minimum of fuss and within budget. The fact that Bretherton was also an editor--a skill he passed on to his son, David Bretherton, who was an editor for more than 40 years--who could cut "in the camera" must have added to his desirability in the eyes of producers. Bretherton was one of the directors of the long-running "Hopalong Cassidy" series, and also spent a lot of time at Warner Bros. cranking out many of that studio's gritty little action pictures. Unlike many of his fellow "B" directors who turned to series television toward the end of their careers, Bretherton stayed mostly in features until his retirement in 1952, with only the occasional venture into episodic TV.
Howard Bullard
Howard Bullard is known for Handyman from Hell (2023).