I’m thankful for a career that’s built on movement, teamwork, and constant change. Every project brings new places, new people, and new experiences.
One of the most meaningful parts of being a double is the trust built with an actor. Helping tell their story while working quietly in the background.
Stunt work adds adventure and inspiration to my life, and I’m proud to be part of this world.
I grew up chasing movement: heights, speed, impact, and that brief moment of thrill right before a jump. Long before I knew anything about stunt work, I was already exploring every extreme sport I could find: inline skating, horse riding, downhill MTB, skateboarding, freestyle scootering, football, boxing and acrobatics.
Each of them taught me something different, shaping a physical style that feels both instinctive and controlled.
When I started professional stunt training, everything finally made sense. The skills I’d been collecting since childhood suddenly had direction. What used to be curiosity became discipline; what used to be play became precision.
More than a decade into stunt work, I still feel the same drive that first pushed me to explore every jump, fall and challenge. I bring quiet confidence, steady discipline and a deep respect for teamwork to every project. My goal is simple: to contribute authentically, work reliably, and carry the same joy into my work that inspired me as a kid.