Brian Huckeba was born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with his parents and two brothers where he studied broadcast journalism at a local tech college. Graduating at the top of his class, he was soon hired to run the city's first low power independent TV station, WKG-TV, Channel 19. He also helped to create a local sketch comedy group, "Void Where Prohibited," performing at local comedy clubs. His final stand-up comedy show ended with a standing-room only performance. After honing his producing, editing, directing and acting skills, he moved to Los Angeles, CA in 1991, where were began to pursue his Hollywood dream. His acting pursuits have landed him roles in some film, television and commercial projects. One stand out performance is the hyper-kinetic "Chickenboy" in his debut film, Steel Frontier (1995). Brian performed in no less that five television pilots and re-launched his improvisational comedy group with all new performers. "Void Where Prohibited" performed for about a year at local venues, including the main stage at the world famous "The Comedy Store" on Sunset Blvd. Editing took a major role in his survival here in Los Angeles, cutting numerous feature films and trailers, including the 30th anniversary trailer for the horror classic, "Night of the Living Dead." "Void Where Prohibited" also received his cutting skills for a 22-minute pilot. Not wanting to be bored, Brian added yet another area of interest to his every growing resume, that of music. After creating his production company, "Red Wolf Entertainment" in 2003, along came his very own mobile disc jockey service, "Tune Town," which caters to all type of events ranging from corporate and birthday to bar mitzvahs and movie premieres. This company's mission is to provide high quality music and entertainment for events of all types and people of all ages. With all his achievements, the pursuit of his dream still continues... Show less «