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Height: 5’ 10’’ Coat: 41R BRETT EASTON Weight: 175 lbs. Hat: 7 1/8 Los Angeles, CA Waist: 31 Glove: Medium Cell: 813-391-0233 Inseam: 30 Shoe Size: 9 [email protected] Neck: 16 Sleeve: 33 FILM / TELEVISION Velvet Buzzsaw Stunts Mike Smith Destroyer Stunt Actor Mike Smith Seal Team (2 Ep.) Stunts Peewee Piemonte Westworld Stunts Doug Coleman / Brian Machleit Law & Order: True Crime Stunt Dbl: Gus Halper Hiro Koda Shooter Stunts Tierre Turner The Orville Stunts Tim Davison Fear Factor Stunts Pat Romano Fear Factor Water Safety Pat Romano Dream Corp LLC Stunt Dbl: Ahmed Bharoocha Jill Brown Dream Corp LLC (2 Ep.) Stunt Dbl: Nicholas Rutherford Jill Brown Legionnaire Max Stunt Dbl: Brad Ashten Luke LaFontaine / Malay Kim Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Stunt Dbl: Joris Jarsky Tanner Gill / David Wald The Last Ship Stunts Keith Woulard Suburbicon Stunts Jeff Gibson I’m Dying Up Here Stunt Dbl: P.J. Byrne Wade Allen Fear The Walking Dead Stunt Dbl: Jesse McCartney Mark Norby Brooklyn Nine-Nine Stunt Actor Norman Howell Rizzoli & Isles Stunt Performer Merritt Yohnka Trial & Error Stunts Heidi Pascoe Fear The Walking Dead (2 Ep.) Stunt Performer James Armstrong NCIS Stunt Performer Diamond Farnsworth How To Get Away With Murder (5 Ep.) Stunt Dbl: Charlie Weber Peewee Piemonte / Julie Michaels Superstore (Promo) Stunt Dbl: Ben Feldman Pat Romano Rush Hour Stunt Dbl: Deniz Akdeniz Jeff Wolfe The Kicks Stunt Dbl: Adam Hochstetter Oliver Keller Westworld Stunts Mike Watson Dead Man Walking Stunts Mark Kubr Love Daily Stunt Dbl: Leo Howard Simon Potter Princess Kiki (Short) Stunts Carl Ciarfalio Resurgent (Short) Utility Stunts James Hutchison Do No Harm (Short) Stunts Mark Musashi Boss Uzi (Short) Stunts Alvin Hsing Lowlife Stunts Robert Dill COMMERCIALS Geico Stunt Actor Pat Romano SKILLS STUNTS: Tae Kwon Do (Simon Rhee), Fight Choreo, Ground-Pound, Hard Hits, High Falls, Fire Burns, Rappelling, Air-Rams, Ratchets, Wirework, Scuba Diving (Rescue Diver), Water Safety, Skydiving DRIVING: Cars (Tom Harper / Rick Seaman Lv 1 & 2), Motorcycles, ATV, Jet Ski (Stand Up, X2, Sit Down) SPORTS: Pro-Level Soccer, Tennis, Football, Baseball, Hockey WEAPONS: Nunchucks, Swords ACTING: Master Scene-Study, Improv, Commercial Workshop REFERENCES Mike Smith Peewee Piemonte Jill Brown James Armstrong.

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