Austin Hook
Austin Miguel Hook was born on August 31, 1994 in Columbia, South Carolina, to Henry Lee Hook, a U.S. Army Master Sergeant, and Stephany Dawson Reese, a Senior Training Specialist for a government insurance company. Ever since he was young, Austin has always had an interest in acting. Frequently relocating as a military brat, he learned to slowly adapt to his surroundings which was the major contributing factor in how his craft of acting began. Throughout Middle School and High School, aside being an athlete, Austin was involved in various school stage play productions. However, it was not until one day during his junior year at Coastal Carolina University (in which he had finally took bold action by dropping out) that it was time to call Hollywood his new home. His first opportunity in film came when he landed the role of Terrance in the faith based film, Shake Off The World
Austin Humble
Austin Humble is known for Cosmic Sin (2021), Ennui (2015) and Forward Motion (2014).
Austin Hutchinson
Austin Hutchinson is known for Heavy Rescue: 401 (2016).
Austin Hutson
Austin Hutson is an actor, known for Chance (2020).
Austin Huynh
Austin Huynh is an actor, known for Metal Lords (2022).
Austin Hyde
Austin Hyde was born on September 3, 1997 in Los Angeles, California. He is an actor, known for Sonic Sea (2016), Fear the Walking Dead: Dead in the Water (2022) and Home Free.
Austin Hébert
Austin Hébert is an actor, known for Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016) and Above Suspicion (2019).
Austin Iredale
Austin Iredale is a NYC-based actor, writer and producer. His latest work as an actor is in the upcoming Showtime series "Let the Right One In," directed by Seith Mann. Before that he can be seen as a convict hacker in NBC's "The Blacklist," as well as the young Cooper Huckabee in "NCIS," among many other television roles. A graduate of the Stella Adler Academy of Theatre and Acting in Los Angeles, his formative years were spent working in the LA theatre scene. There he acted frequently with The Vagrancy, an award-winning not-for-profit theatre company, as well as originated roles in works by LA playwright Timothy McNeil and UK transplant Che Walker. He co-founded the Stella Adler Lab Series, Dark Fridays, and volunteered as performer and producer for A Light in Dark Places, a short play festival associated with The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Austin currently resides in Brooklyn with his wife and their many, many house plants.
Austin Irving
Austin Irving is known for Lady of Lafayette (2016), Mirror & Missal: Part 1 - The Magical Women of Echo Park (2014) and Married (2014).
Austin J. Brucks
Austin J. Brucks is known for Killer Rose (2021), Stories from Our Future (2019) and Family Vanished (2018).
