Stunt Story: If We Weren’t on a Russian Spy Ship, We Would Have Died September 2017: I’m boarding a plane with the cast and crew to shoot a movie in Greenland.

If you clicked on this blog, chances are you’re in a phase of life where you feel disconnected from your purpose—or maybe you’re not even sure what your purpose is in the first place.

“Did you paint that on purpose?” It’s a question I’ve gotten more times than I’d like since painting my once matte black 2000 Jeep Wrangler a vibrant magenta—not pink.

During the reshoots for Thor: Ragnarok, I was doubling Cate Blanchett as Hela.

In 2019, during the tail end of filming Avengers: Endgame, I experienced the moment that still scars me to this day.

At the entrance of a small Costa Rican town called Ojochal, there’s a massive abandoned building.

Everyone has their own unique story about how they got into stunts.

My First Brain Injury When I was six years old, I suffered my first head injury at a putt-putt birthday party for a classmate.

You’re probably thinking, living in Costa Rica must be paradise.

Costa Rica has the most spectacular landscapes I’ve ever seen.