Raised in Memphis, TN with 3 older brothers Kelli was a 2 time National Cheerleading Champion at Germantown High School and went on to...
Hannah Betts is a competitive skydiver, instructor and stunt performer. She has worked as a stuntwomon since 2010. Before working in the stunt industry...
Jwaundace Candece was born on January 13, 1978 and she has always had a passion for acting. Her grandparents believed in getting a good...
A diverse action actor, Alicia Vela-Bailey has emerged from A list stunt double to on screen sensation. With her chilling performance as Diana in Lights Out (2016) or her acrobatic, ass kicking, portrayal of Alisha Whitley on Marvel's Agents of Shield (2015-2016), she is truly the human special effect.
Emily Brobst initially wanted to be an actor, but with her tiny 4’10” frame, she soon realized she was ideal for stunt doubling. Having trained in kickboxing and other martial arts, rock-climbing, tumbling and movement in general, she has been able to stunt double for many child actors, including Chloe Moretz, Aramis Knight.
Stunt driver Susan Purkhiser spends her days stunt driving in movies and television shows. She was the stunt double for Charlize Theron in the...
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Eileen Weisinger is trained in a variety of martial arts, including Tae Kwon Do. As a stunt woman she is skilled in high falls....
Crystal Michelle has extraordinary athleticism, and her ability to run, jump and to excel in dance and gymnastics, helped her to excel in the stunt industry as well. She is part of the Marvel Universe, and has worked in Blank Panther (2018), Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Avengers: End Game (2019).
Sadiqua Bynum was born on November 18 and, at 24 years old, she is currently the youngest and most successful African-American stuntwoman working in...
Champion gymnast, Luci Romberg is an American stuntwoman and actress who was nominated for 3 Taurus World Stunt Awards in 2014. She has been stunt double for Melissa McCarthy in numerous films including Spy (2015), and for Annalise Basso in Captain Fantastic (2016) and Kelsey Chow in Run (2013).