Hamza Zaman
Hamza Zaman is an award winning filmmaker, playwright and actor. His latest film "The Institute" is distributed by Gravitas Ventures and was produced by Headless Films. His previous film "Tribe" premiered at the Chelsea Film Festival and film "Sickness" premiered at SAIFF as part of the HBO Film Competition. His theatrical works include "Sixteen" which ran at Dixon Place and Theater for the New City as well as his solo show "Redemption" which was part of The ONE Festival. Some of his recent film appearances were in "Tango Shalom" as Ravi Pranja the Traveling Mystic, "Tarab" as DJ Ali Z and "The Institute" as Yogi.
Hamzah Saman
Hamzah Saman, CSA Casting Director, proud of member of Casting Society of America, Owner of Arab American Casting and MENASA Actor. Saman was born in Beirut, Lebanon and came to the U.S. when he was 15 years old. Saman is one of the first online MENASA and Arab American Casting Directors with over 80,000 members worldwide on the ArabAmeicanCasting.com and MENASAactors.com website/app. He worked in the LA Casting Unit on the documentary He Named Me Malala (2015) with the Oscar-winning director, Davis Gugenheim. Saman also helped with casting in Argo (2012). Saman has been working to change the perception of Arab and Middle Eastern artists in Hollywood through his acting and casting work. As a Casting Director he has worked on over 40 feature, and short films, commercials, and television shows. As an actor, he worked on General Hospital in 2019, and booked 4 roles in feature films in 2019. Saman also starred as "Inmate 093" in Tom Six's horror film trilogy, The Human Centipede III (Final Sequence) (2015). He played an Arab prisoner who becomes part of a 500-person centipede and shared an unforgettable scene with Eric Roberts. In addition, Saman worked as a voiceover artist on the films X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) and Escape Plan (2013) and more. SAG-AFTRA Member Since 2010
Hamzat Babatunde
Hamzat Babatunde is known for Blackout (2021), Wasila Coded Reloaded (2022) and Dear Affy (2020).
Hamzeh Okab
Hamzeh Okab is a Jordanian-Palestinian actor who grew up between Amman and Dubai. During his senior year of high school, Hamzeh was casted for a lead role in JINN, Netflix's first original series hailing from the Arab World. Today, Hamzeh is pursuing a Bachelors of Arts at Columbia University in New York City where he's been starring in a number of short film projects.
Hamzeh Shaker Mahadin
Hamzeh Shaker Mahadin is known for Third Floor, Infidel (2019) and Jeelna show (2021).
Han
Han is an actor, known for Knight of the Dead (2013) and Dragon Crusaders (2011).
Han Beyer
Han Beyer is an actor, singer, and game designer. Starting out at an early age, Han was a baby model - featured in Baby Center Magazine and Fit TV with his mother - Elle Beyer. He was featured in the award winning off broadway musical "Something Inside is Broken" (2016 stage production/2018 feature film), "Immortal Fist" (2017 Feature Film), "The Land of Woge" (2017 TV Pilot), "Tapun Sa Win" (2017 Short Film), and Disney's "Aladdin Jr." (2018 Music Circus Stage Production). In 2018 he created a 7 level platform game as a school project and is determined to create (in his words) "visual spectaculars."
Han Bi Ryu
Han Bi Ryu is known for XO, Kitty (2023), Iriwa Anajwo (2018) and Local Hero (2016).
Han Chae-Kyeong
Han Chae-Kyeong is known for Fearsome (2021) and Sunbae, Geu Libseutik Bareujimayo (2021).
Han Chang
Han Chang was born on February 1, 1974 in Taipei, Taiwan. He is an actor and assistant director, known for 想見你 (2019), Gui si (2006) and Upstream (2017).