T. HuFF

Thuff Films
Director, Producer and Screenwriter

Los Angeles, California

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December 2015

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About T.

Award-winning short film, TV, commercial and web series director and creator T. HuFF specializes in independent projects that are both thought-provoking and entertaining.

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The Institute (2011)
Video by Tyrone Huff (Comedy) Director Comedic web series; Set in the 70's, two brothers found a stimulating acting school coaching it's students in the art of pornographic film. Follow the series as the faculty of The Institute assists it's students in breaking into the exciting new world of erotic cinema. Written by Anonymous
Forgiven (2011)
Film by Alan Autry (Western) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Forgiven is an inspirational story in the tradition of High Planes Drifter and Pale Rider with a Faith-based message. It's 1878 and Jake Kincaid (Alan Autry from "In The Heat Of The Night") has just been released from prison for a crime he didn't commit. His heart is seeking vengeance on those responsible for landing him in jail, but he's also very interested in finding the gold he was accused of stealing. In his quest, he finds himself in the small town of Fairplay, California where Kincaid learns that love is far more powerful than hate and that redemption is more precious than gold. Forgiven is Alan Autry's directorial debut and a western the whole family can enjoy. Written by from Amazon.com
The Love You Save (2010)
Film (short) by Tyrone Huff (Action, Drama and Thriller) Director, Editorial department Sergeant Dana Williams is out for revenge. The no-nonsense police officer sets out to avenge the death of her sister who commits suicide -- devastated that her boyfriend has married his long-time true love. Hell bent on making them pay, Dana relentlessly pursues the couple who crushed her sister's heart. Can anyone stop her? Written by Anonymous
Freak Dance (2010)
Film by Neil Mahoney (Comedy and Musical) Camera and Electrical Department A spoiled rich girl who wants to be a dancer finds herself caught into between two rival dance groups set to do battle at an underground competition.
Beholden (2008)
Film (short) by David Jiblaze (Drama) Camera and Electrical Department When Anna, a struggling Brazilian immigrant, appeals to her only son's estranged father for monetary support, she encounters three Russian thugs demanding stolen money from him as well, leaving her the sole interpreter and ultimately the determining factor between her son's future and the life of the man she loves. Written by Anonymous
Chiles (2007)
Film (short) by Tyrone Huff (Comedy) Director, Writer The dinner table is set as Randal, a young Black man, attempts to impress his future Mexican in-laws. Add in a side of language barrier, a helping of cultural difference, and a bowl of Chiles and this table heats up into what turns out to be one fun, comedic and heart-warming take on that ever-dreaded meeting of the parents. Written by Drew Kilcoin
Negotiations (2007)
Film (short) by Ethan Cushing (Action) Camera and Electrical Department As the top hostage negotiator for the Los Angeles Police Department, Tom Bennett takes his job seriously - both on and off the clock. After his wife dies in a tragic accident for which he blames himself, Tom shuts out anything that might remind him of her, including their young son, Casey. Years later, at what starts out to be just another routine negotiation at a convenience store, Tom quickly begins to realize that something about this standoff is different. After entering the store to talk down the hostage takers, Tom discovers that his estranged son has orchestrated this entire event. He must then face an embittered Casey in a violent, emotional standoff that has everyone's lives on the line. Written by Kali Waters
Call Me Sugarplum (2006)
Film (short) by Tyrone Huff (Comedy) Director Making Step from behind the protection of his computer screen to the first face to face, Donald believes he has finally met the woman of his dreams. Instead of the typical coffee shop first date, Donald finds himself alone on the middle of a deserted field. Fascinated by the allure of such beauty and power, plus a clear goal to exit the category "virgin", Donald is blind to all signs of Stephanie's darker side. Written by Tyrone Huff
The Legend of Jake Kincaid (2002)
TV Movie by Alan Autry (Western) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director