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Clarrel Pope Gender: Male Mobile: 310-414-7564 Height: 5 ft. 5 in. E-mail: [email protected] Weight: 125 pounds Web Site: http://www.imdb.com/... Eyes: Brown Hair Length: Regular Waist: 29 Inseam: 25.75 Shoe Size: 9 Physique: Slim / Athletic Coat/Dress Size: 36 Ethnicity: Asian, Latin/Hispanic, Mixed, Native American, Pacific Islander / Polynesian Photos Film Credits After Earth Jaden Smith/Stunt Double R.A. Rondell 300: Rise Of An Empire Stunt Performer Damon Caro Television American Idol - Season 10 Acrobat Fatima Robinson Lab Rats Tyrel Jackson Williams/Stunt Alex Daniels Double Hope: The Last Paladin Stunt Performer Keith Davis Commercial Stage Generated on 09/29/2021 12:01:43 am Page 1 of 2 Music Videos Bucky Done Gun Capoeira Performer M.I.A. Motion Capture Guild Affiliations SAG / AFTRA Stunt Teams No Affiliation at this time. Stunt Skills Stunt Skills: Ratchets, Fight-Guy/Gal - General, Martial Artist, Free-Running / Parkour, Wire Work, Weapons ~ General, Motion Capture, Martial Arts: MMA, Martial Arts: Kung Fu, Martial Arts: Karate, Martial Arts: Tae Kwon Do, Snow Boarding, Martial Arts: Capoeira, Martial Arts: Eskrima, Martial Arts: Grappling, Weapons: Knife, Weapons: Staff, Tumbling ~ Basic, Creature Suit / Prosthetics, Martial Arts: Black Belt, Weapons: Dagger, Weapons: Smallsword, Motorcycle: "M" Licence, Martial Arts: Kick Boxing, Martial Arts: Wing Chun, Martial Arts: Kali Athletic Skills: Baseball , Basketball, Boxing , Football, Golf, Martial Arts, Rollerblading, Surfing, Tennis, Bowling, Snowboarding, Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling, Yoga, Grappling, Rock Climbing, White Water Rafting, Roller Skating Accents: Spoken Languages: English Dance: Capoeira, Club/Freestyle, Salsa Training Inosanto Academy Of Martial Arts, Marina Del Rey, CA, Muay Thai, Kali/Eskrima/Arnis/Silat, Jeet Kune Do, Wing Chun, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, Dan Inosanto, 1998, I've been instructor under Guro Dan Inosanto since 1998, but started training in Muay Thai/Kali/JKD since 1992. Capoeira Brasil, Los Angeles, CA, Capoeira, Mestre Boneco, 2004, I started training at Mestre Boneco's school in 2004, but started training under one of his instructors in 1998. Awards References Jeff Imada, Sr. Martial Art Instructor Stunt Skills Work History: Commercial, Film, Internet Projects, Music Video, Television Job Categories: Stunts, Stunt Double Prior Job Title(s): Stunt Double, Stunts, Stunt Performer Are you willing to work Globally?: yes Authorized to work in United States?: yes What state are you considered a Local Hire?: California What state are you considered a Local Hire?: Do you have a valid passport?: yes Generated on 09/29/2021 12:01:43 am Page 2 of 2.

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