Rick Howland is a Canadian actor who has successfully carved out a notable presence within the entertainment industry, with a significant emphasis on television and film. His extensive experience in stage work has provided a solid foundation for his career, allowing him to appear in a multitude of productions.
Some of his most notable roles include his portrayal of Trick in the popular SyFy series "Lost Girl", a character that left a lasting impression on audiences.
Throughout the past few years, Howland has been actively engaged in a diverse array of projects, effectively demonstrating his remarkable versatility as an accomplished actor. He brought to life the character of Borachio in the theatrical production of "Much Ado About Nothing", a testament to his impressive range. Furthermore, he played the role of the antagonist in the feature film "Captain Tsunami's Army", starring alongside the talented Chris Mulkey. In addition, Howland appeared in "A Safe Guide to Dying", "Good Head", and the web-series "The Vamps Next Door", where he not only showcased his acting prowess but also demonstrated his creative abilities by contributing to the writing of the show.
One of the most remarkable and memorable performances of Howland's illustrious career was his portrayal of the Commissioner of the Hockey League, the charismatic and intriguing Harry Buttman, in the wildly popular and critically acclaimed feature film "Bon Cop Bad Cop", opposite the talented Canadian actor Patrick Huard and the esteemed Colm Feore.
In addition to his impressive work in film, Howland has also made a significant impact on the small screen, taking on the role of the son of the legendary Canadian icon, Jayne Eastwood, in the thought-provoking and emotionally resonant drama "Endless Grind".
Furthermore, Howland has showcased his impressive comedic skills in the improvisational show "Train 48", where he brought his unique brand of humor to the forefront, and in the recurring role of Computer Tech, the quick-witted and tech-savvy Keach, on the popular and well-received television series "Billable Hours".
Not only has Howland garnered attention for his captivating on-screen presence, but he has also ventured into the realm of creative expression behind the camera. This multifaceted individual has showcased his versatility by co-writing and directing the short films "Underwritten" and "#Inclusion Rider the movie", demonstrating his proficiency in bringing complex stories to life.
Furthermore, Howland has also taken on a production role, serving as the mastermind behind the YouTube web-series "Backseat with P and J". His triple threat skills, encompassing direction, production, and editing, have undoubtedly contributed to the series' success.
As a multifaceted artist, Howland has taken the leap into the music world by releasing a captivating EP titled "Hold My Hand", which is readily accessible on popular digital platforms such as iTunes, allowing listeners to indulge in his melodic creations.
In his pursuit of artistic excellence, Howland is presently enrolled at The BGB Studio in Burbank, a renowned institution that offers comprehensive training in the performing arts.
