Andrew Jacob Brown began studying the craft of writing in 2007 and went onto write his first novel "Haven: The Fate of the Four Races" in 2012 which soon went onto win two book festival awards in the same year. But it was his love for movies and the bible that inspired him to learn the craft of screenwriting. In 2013-14, he won two straight contest awards with his script "In Debt Deep," and the script was optioned. In 2016, he made his first short film "Moriah," which was a gold winner in the 2017 Neo Noir Film Festival. Then in 2018, Andrew changed his focus to acting and producing. And with his years of writing and martial arts experience, he created 6 action-dramas in 5 years, and achieved 9 Best Actor Awards.
Andrew resides in Huntsville Alabama with his wife.
John has performed stunts in over 40 episodes of "Walker Texas Ranger" and was featured on "Hollywood's Greatest Stunts" and “Entertainment Tonight” while performing a high fall / explosion backwards through a 5th story window on that show. John’ s specialties include Stunt Coordination, high falls, air rams, fire gags, stunt driving, fights (2nd Degree Black belt TKD), swordplay (S.A.F.D. Certified), rigging and more. He has designed and fabricated all of the stunt equipment used by Action P.A.C. Stunts including air rams, ratchets, air bags and more. Action P.A.C. Equipment is some of the safest, most advanced stunt equipment in the world. In over 40 years of performing stunts John has never been seriously injured nor caused injury to another performer. His safety record is flawless. “I credit my safety record to God, several very busy Angels and the best mentors and role models in the business including Greg Elam, Tony Epper, Kim Kahana, Gary Davis, Conrad Palmisano, Gene LaBell, Bob Terhune, Mark DeAllesandro, Eric Norris and all the wonderful stunt people I have been blessed to work with and learn from over the past 40 years” - John Cann. John is an avid actor and has always loved the stage as well as film acting. While living in California he helped establish several theater companies including “The Two Roads Theater” in Studio City, CA and “Theater III” in Hollywood, CA. John can be seen as Hitman “Osmund” in the feature film “INFILTRATORS” which he also stunt coordinated. He can also be seen in the hit Christian Horror film "Nefarious" as a Prison Guard. John is a prolific writer and has written, edited and published three editions of “THE STUNT GUIDE” (an internationally recognized standard for information pertaining to the stunt business) as well as many lyrics and poems and several complete screenplays. John is currently living in the North Dallas TX area and hopes to remain here, serve The Lord and continue work in the growing Texas film industry.
Ian Eyre is known for Baby Driver (2017), Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (2014). He has been married to Clarice Law Eyre
Ian writes, directs and stunt coordinates from a left-brained perspective. Ian’s passion for living life to the fullest leads to imaginative storytelling, having studied screenwriting and directing at the Christian-based Act One Program. His background in mechanical engineering (Ga Tech), stunts (125 credits at IMDb.com/name/nm0264226) and mechanical/pyro effects results in a structured, safe approach to action scenes and some inventive camera rigs, including an all-electric camera motorcycle. Ian got his start in stunts in the Batman Stunts Spectacular at Six Flags over Georgia in 1990, earned his SAG card in 1993, then started coordinating stunts in 2002. Ian’s prayer is that when God provides a stunt job, it’s something in his wheelhouse that he can be excellent at. Trusting that, Ian has no fear and he feels God’s pleasure when asked to fall on his head, kinda like when Eric Liddell said; “God made me fast, and when I run I feel his pleasure.” Of course, there have been injuries. Everything Ian does is for God’s glory and his focus has narrowed to creating movies for the teen or young adult furthest from God. That means genre movies, and of course all his movies have stunts. You can join his efforts at EyreFilms.com, and EdgyFaith.com.
Chris Hahn began his entertainment career as a 20-year-old opponent of The Road Warriors on a 1990 episode of Monday Night Raw. He wrestled professionally in various promotions for nearly 25 years, with high profile names in the industry. In 2014 Chris was diagnosed with a softball sized brain tumor. After surgery and a clean bill of health, he decided not to let anything stop him. Having been a personal trainer for years, Chris was able to get back into shape, entering body building competitions, and even becoming a motivational speaker in order to remind others that overcoming obstacles is possible with hard work and determination.
Becoming a stuntman was very natural for Chris where he is known as being professional, reliable, and an expert on fight scenes. As for acting, his imposing presence, booming voice, and experienced facial expressions used while wrestling help bring his characters to life.
Michael Jermaine Patterson, a native of Washington, D.C. and winner of 2022 Best Actor in a Comedy for Imposter Pastor at the Great Lakes Christian Film Festival. He began acting at the age of twelve years old after an introduction to theater arts. Years later, he took a serious interest in a number of martial arts disciplines as well as conditioning himself for many years as a track & field sprinter/hurdler. Although he enjoyed the number of other talents God blessed him with, Michael continued to have a huge passion for becoming a successful actor. Michael's previous works include Imposter Pastor, Running The Bases, Million to One, Heaven Sent, Iceman: Book I, Perfect The Series, Fabled, Four Points, and a host of other films he has enjoyed being a part of. Michael continues to excel while at the same time remain a student of the art of acting. He thanks the Lord Jesus Christ and the number of close friends and family that support him in the challenging realm of the entertainment industry.
A stunt performer is a performer who does intrinsically dangerous activities for the sake of telling a story in a movie, television show or live performance, using technology to make the activity as safe as possible while still conveying an illusion of danger and or risk. Three things define a professional stunt performer 1. A script 2. A contract 3. A paycheck. The training required to be a professional stunt performer takes years and includes physical training, mental training, business training, and technical training. An all around stunt performer will have skills ranging from fight scene choreography to martial arts black belts, from crashing cars to falling a horse, from performing fire gags to high falls, from wire work to gymnastics, from Scuba diving to sky diving, from physics and mechanical engineering to chemistry and more. It takes decades to learn the skill sets necessary to be a proficient professional stunt performer and even longer to be a stunt coordinator.
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