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Rick Pearce Stunt Coordinator/Stunt Performer Rick Pearce Stunt Coordinator/Stunt Performer Office: 604-299-7050 Cell: 604-454-7328 Website: www.stuntscanada.com UBCP/ACTRA Member Height: 6’0 Weight: 225 Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel Waist: 36 Inseam: 33 Shoe: 10 Hat: 7 1/ 2 Neck: 16.5 Jacket: 44R SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWARDS-ACTOR [NOMINEE] (2018) *LEO AWARD NOMINEE – BEST STUNT COORDINATION, DRAMATIC SERIES – “FRINGE” – 2012 *LEO AWARD NOMINEE – BEST STUNT COORDINATION, DRAMATIC SERIES – “CHARMED” – 2019 STUNT COORDINATING FEATURES SHOW MEDIA PRODUCER/PM/DIRECTOR Good People, Bad Things Stunt Coordinator Patrick Phillips, Geena Jackson/Patrick Phillips Blake Corbet/Mary Anne Waterhouse/Andrew Fido Co-Stunt Coordinator Currie Dungeon Siege Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Shawn Williamson/Scott Graham/Uwe Boll Stunt Coordinator – 2nd Unit The Santa Clause 2 Jeffrey Silver/Wendy Williams/Michael Lembeck Cover Days Brian Cook, Don Carmody/Joyce Kozy-King/ The Pledge Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Sean Penn The Sweet Hereafter Stunt Coordinator Camelia Frieber, Rob Pazdro/Atom Egoyan Unforgettable Stunt Coordinator- Cover Days Dino & Martha De Laurentis/Patti Allen/John Dahl STUNT COORDINATING TELEVISION SHOW MEDIA PRODUCER/PM/DIRECTOR Charmed – Season I Stunt Coordinator Vanessa Parise/Phil Picaud Various A Series of Unfortunate Events – Stunt Coordinator Barry Sonnenfeld,Rose Lam/Various Season I, II, III Riverdale 2017 Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Jacob Rupp Proof – Season I Stunt Coordinator Rose Lam, Kim Steer/Various The Intruders – Season I Stunt Coordinator Rose Lam, Kim Steer/Various Kathy Gilroy/Colleen Mitchell/Stunt Once Upon a Time in Wonderland Cover Stunt Coordinator Coordinator Gaston Morrison JJ Abrams, Reid Shane, Robert M Human – Pilot Additional Stunt Coordinator Williams Jr/Vladimir Stefoff JJ Abrams, Reid Shane, Robert M Fringe – Season V Stunt Coordinator Williams Jr/Vladimir Stefoff JJ Abrams, Reid Shane, Robert M Fringe – Season IV Stunt Coordinator Williams Jr/Vladimir Stefoff JJ Abrams, Reid Shane, Robert M Fringe – Season III Stunt Coordinator Williams Jr/Vladimir Stefoff Facing Kate – Season I Stunt Coordinator Clara George/Erin Smith JJ Abrams, Reid Shane, Robert M Fringe – Season II Assistant Stunt Coordinator Williams Jr/Vladimir Stefoff Caprica – Season I Stunt Coordinator Clara George/Erin Smith Ron French, Sheri Elwood/Craig Defying Gravity Stunt Coordinator Forrest Caprica – Pilot Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Wayne Bennett/Jeffrey Reiner Ron French/Wayne Rose/Edward Battlestar Galactica – “The Plan” Stunt Coordinator James Olmos Battlestar Galactica – Season IV Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: Mike Mitchell Men in Trees – Season II Stunt Coordinator Vladimir Stefoff/Todd Pittson Men in Trees – Season I Stunt Coordinator Vladimir Stefoff/Todd Pittson The L Word – Seasons I, II, III Stunt Coordinator Rose Lam/Kim Steer Masters of Horror Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: Jim Dunn Battlestar Galactica Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: Duane Dickinson The Sentinel Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: JJ Makaro Stunt Coordinator: Mark Akerstream, The Crow Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Scott Ateah The Twilight Zone Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: Lou Bollo Peacemakers Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: Danny Virtue Justis Greene/Heather Meehan/John Breeders Co-Stunt Coordinator Badham Dark Angel Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: Mike Mitchell Stargate SG1 Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Stunt Coordinator: Dan Shea Breaker High Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Victoria Woods/Erin Smith/John Bell Deborah Gabler/Tara Cowell- The Wednesday Woman Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Plain/Christopher Leitch Victoria Woods/Wayne Hollywood Off Ramp Stunt Coordinator – Cover Days Bennett/Richard Leiterman STUNT PERFORMING FEATURES SHOW STUNT COORDINATOR Pirates of the Caribbean-Reshoot R.A.Rondell Owen 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