
Luis Huizar
Biography
Luis Huizar is a Mexican-American filmmaker, producer, and actor based in California. He co-founded Producciones Huizar in 2005 alongside his wife, actress and producer Vianey Huizar. For over two decades, he has been involved in the development and production of independent Mexican action and drama films.
Born in Mountain View, California, and raised in San Jose, Huizar developed a deep appreciation for Mexican cinema and storytelling from an early age. His work focuses primarily on action-driven narratives centered on themes of loyalty, justice, betrayal, and moral consequences.
Throughout his career, he has collaborated with a consistent production team, working across multiple roles including producer, actor, and creative developer. His films are distributed primarily through digital platforms, reaching audiences in the United States and Latin America.
Huizar continues to produce independent feature films while maintaining a hands-on approach to development, production logistics, and distribution strategy.
Filmography

Margarita La De Tijuana
2026
as Julian De Laredo

Asesino Perfecto
2026
as Elias

Me Robo Al Patron Y El Negocio Tambien
2026
as Ramiro

Carlota the assassin grandmother
2025

La Tamalera
2024
as Marco Cuellar

Los Dos Compadres
2023
as Juan

Sorpresa Desde El Infierno
2022
as Néstor

Sed De Venganza En La Sangre
2022
as Bernardo

Aurelia La Texana
2022
as Politico

La Venganza De Una Viuda
2021
as Luis Angel Huerta - El Diablo

El Cartel De La Linea
2021
as Ernesto Rodriguez

En Las Garras De La Bestia
2021
as Dilan

Pueblo Nuevo
2020
as Luis Barajas

Las Aventuras Del Pollo Y El Frijol
2019
as Lucho

En Mis Propias Manos
2019
as Pedraza

Noche De Cartas
2019
as El Uno

Deportados
2019
as Smith - Border Patrol

La Muerte De Un Federal
2019
as Federal Ignacio Portillo

La Historia De Pedro y Pablo
2018
as Santos

El Motero
2018
as Edgar Morales

El Inocente
2018
as Alberto

Toro Pesado
2018

Gallero De Corazon
2018

Los Viejones De Guanajuato 2: Contra El Crimen Organizado
2017
as Adolfo Ramirez