Miran Huq

Hailing from the outskirts of East London, Miran's journey in the creative arts began early, influenced by his musician mother. Raised in Leytonstone and now residing in North West London, Miran's diverse talents flourished from an early age. A trained product designer with a specialization in car design, Miran's passion extended to writing and performing music, where he excelled as a multi-instrumentalist and in mixing orchestration and soundtracks. His college years saw him involved in several innovative startups, including a leading role as a car designer for a pioneering automotive company and a cutting-edge social media platform.

In 1999, Miran founded Art & Technology 'ANT' Media, where his creative prowess expanded into graphics, film post-production, and brand marketing. Taking a break from his inventive pursuits in 2000, Miran toured with the band Transit Case supporting notable acts and later with his own band, Zeroplane, experiences that enriched his storytelling and musical composition with real-life rock n' roll bruises and insights into the human condition.

By 2003, Miran's artistic journey led him to the prestigious National Film and Television School (NFTS) in London. Following a period in post-production, editing other creators' work, Miran co-founded a film company with Pete Brown, the renowned poet, screenwriter, and lyricist of Cream. Then, he began to write, develop, produce, and direct his own film projects, showcasing his multifaceted creativity and vision.