About

27 Years Of Doing It Right

VP of the Hawaii Stunt Association established in 1980.

SAG Stunt & Safety Committee; Hawaii Stunt Association Vice-Pres, Second Unit Director; Stunt Coordinator and Stuntman. Imaginative action choreographer, actor’s trainer, safety consultant, motion-capture director, accident re-enactment creator. Multiple fighting styles, weapons & arms, sports, car gags, precision driving, fire gags, high falls, bullet hits, explosions, bikes, water gags, rigging etc. Over 60 coordinator credits on features, TV series, and national commercials.

The Experience, Manpower, & Equipment To Realize Your Vision

As a stuntman of over 27 years and stunt coordinator as well, You will find Colin well qualified. A background in car racing and building, martial arts, weapons, tumbling, high falls, kick-boxing trainer and ring corner man, military self-defense instructor, water sports, stunt gear, and an arsenal of other diverse peripheral activities, has brought Colin a sense of “feeling at home” in the stunt industry. His familiarity with camera work has provided him expertise for working paramount angles, lens, and f-stops, to expand the interpretive aspect of celluloid. Casting, editing, and scriptwriting are other areas in which Colin has participated. As a successful coordinator, budget and time constraints are tackled without neglect for detail and safety. These traits bring an “all-around” coordinator to your production.

Imaginative & Focused Action Coordinator

Colin’s coordinator credits exceed 60 shows and include these job titles: coordinator 1st and 2nd units on features, television pilots, national commercials, action director for motion capture, precision driver captain, and “safety/creative consultant” on numerous other events. Colin is personable, presents a highly professional image, is a good communicator, and has reliable contacts and support in the business. Colin can make a significant contribution to your production, bringing with him a love for the creative arts, an impeccable safety record, and a desire to work with other professional team players.

Looking dangerous while still having safety mechanisms is key

Colin prides himself in a “job well done” and does whatever it takes, to the best of his ability, to attain that result. Rehearsals with stunt players or principal actors, oftentimes, on his own time, allow him to check their movements and make embellishments prior to the actual shoot. This minimizes “on set” protocol, needless “bad takes”, and affords him additional time to innovate where permissible. Having trained hundreds of individuals, safety-ing small to large film sets successfully, Colin is confident that his experience will prove to be an asset on your next production.