Mike Huber is a renowned television commercial, video game, and feature film director who has garnered numerous accolades for his work.
Born in Berne, Switzerland, Mike Huber spent his formative years in Washington, DC, before moving to New York City to pursue his passion for filmmaking. He graduated from the prestigious New York University Tisch School of the Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in directing.
Huber's professional journey began with international feature film productions alongside acclaimed directors such as Michael Haneke, Raul Ruiz, and Miklos Jancso. This experience laid the foundation for his future success in the industry.
In addition to his work in feature films, Huber has also made a name for himself in the world of short films. He has directed a series of award-winning shorts that have premiered at numerous film festivals around the globe.
Huber's feature film debut, "AKA Birdseye," was a genre-bending drama that premiered at the prestigious Locarno Film Festival. His subsequent feature films, "Liebe und Wahn" (2007) and "Heldin der Lüfte" (2008),were made-for-television movies produced for Swiss television.
As a commercial director, Huber has worked with a diverse range of international clients, including FIFA, Triumph, WWF, Ferrero, and many more. His background in animation and VFX-driven films has allowed him to bring a unique perspective to his commercial work.
One of Huber's most notable projects is the computer adventure game "The Perils of Man." Designed by Lucas Arts' artist Bill Tiller, the game was acclaimed by critics for its Steampunk fiction and art style, which was likened to that of Tim Burton. "The Perils of Man" won the SGDA Award 2014 for Best Video Game of the Year.
Today, Huber is the founder of award-winning production companies boutiq films and boom, both based in his hometown of Zurich. His companies have produced a wide range of content, including commercials, feature films, and video games.
