Harrison Houde

Harrison Houde was born on Mar 26, 1996 in Canada. Harrison Houde's big-screen debut came with Diary of a Wimpy Kid directed by Thor Freudenthal in 2010, strarring Darren Walsh. Harrison Houde is known for Spooksville directed by James Head, Keean Johnson stars as Adam Freeman and Katie Douglas as Sally Wilcox. Harrison Houde has got 11 awards and 9 nominations so far. The most recent award Harrison Houde achieved is Filmmatic Filmmaker Awards. The upcoming new tvshow Harrison Houde plays is Stories of Kindness - Season 1 which will be released on Mar 27, 2021.

Harrison Houde "Canada's young up-and-coming top rising stars." -Hollywood ReporterHarrison has acted in over 100 episodes of television. He hosted 3 seasons of an educational children's science show called Finding Stuff Out (2011-2014) in which he won a Canadian Screen Award for in 2016 the highest accolade in Canadian film. You may also have seen Harrison as Scaredy in Spooksville (2013-2014). Harrison is also known as Bowie Sherman in YTV's & Netflix original sitcom Some Assembly Required (3 seasons, 2014-2016) for which he got nominated for a Young Artist Award. His first appearance was on the big screen screen in the 20th Century Fox theatrical release of Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010) as Darren Walsh 'The Cheese Touch Kid', as well he has made appearances performing in The Fairly Odd Parents [Live Action Movie] (2011), Disney XD's Pants on Fire (2014), Rogue (2017), CW's iZombie (2018), The Hollow (Netflix, 2018) and Summer of '84 (Sundance Film Festival, 2018) .Harrison Houde has been involved in music and film when he was only 4 years old. Since his early teens he's been writing music and composing scores for his original online content. He plays piano, drums, and various electronic instruments with some serious skill; he always knows how to pick up a beat. He continues using these talents in his acting and producing career. Harrison began creating original digital content on YouTube in 2008, and quickly gained recognition amongst the early YouTube community. Before he transitioned to traditional content in 2012 he gained over 17,000 subscribers, and over a million total views.Houde continues to act, and has started a production company Houde Entertainment Inc. developing various projects he has a passion for. His films have premiered at festival de Cannes with Telefilm Canada's Not Short on Talent, TIFF Kids, Toronto Shorts International Film Festival, California's Independent Film Festival, IndiFest, and more. Harrison is currently developing his feature-length directorial debut.