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Yasushi Asaya JAPAN / AUSTRALIA Email : [email protected] MOB: +61478025393 Gender: Male Height: 5 feet 2 inch /157cm Weight: 116 lb / 55kg Age Range: 20 - 45 Physique: Athletic Hair Color: Black Hair Length: Short Eyes: Brown Ethnicity: Asian Film MEG Stunt performer Apelles Entertainment The Wheel AssistantChoreographer SunJive Studios Alien Covenant Stunt player Twentieth Century Fox Ghost In The Shell Stunt performer DreamWorks Top Knot Detective stunt/Young Raige Special Broadcast Service The Wolverine stunt performer Marvel Enterprises The Killer Elite stunt performer Omnilab Media Tomorrow When The War Began stunt performer Ambience Entertainment Orange stunt performer Anjana Productions ved verdens ende stunt performer M&M Productions Bait stunt performer Arclight Films I frankenstein stunt performer Hopscotch Features Kapyong stunt performer Arcimedia Innocent Lilies stunt Koichi Sakamoto Girl's Blood stuntperformer Koichi Sakamoto Gekijouban Kamen tîchâ stunt performer Kentarô Moriya High Kick Angels stunt performer Kazuhiro Yokoyama Parasyte: Part 1 stunt rigger Toho Company Parasyte: Part 2 stunt rigger Toho Company Prophecy stunt performer Toho Company Kiri: Shokugyô Koroshiya stunt performer Koichi Sakamoto Heroine Disqualified stunt rigger Toho Company Ghost Theater stunt rigger Nikkatsu Hacksaw Ridge stunt performer Mel Gibson Ghost in the Shell stunt performer Universal Pictures Television Rush Australian TV series stunt performer Southern Star Sea Patrol Australian TV stunt performer / stunt Australian Film Finance series double Corporation (AFFC) City Homicide Australian stunt performer Southern Star TV series Miss Fisher's Murder stunt performer Every Cloud Productions Mysteries Singapore 1942 End of soldier / stunt performer Electric Pictures Empire Kokoda stunt performer Pericles Films The Pacific USA TV series Extra/Combat Team DreamWorks SKG Commercials "Corolla" Toyota Car Ninja Cat / stunt “VB” Victoria Bitter Beer cast “Fruitopia” Orange juice dancer Fruitopia Theater HEROS dancer dancekool Melbourne Breaks Yasushi / cast Phunktional Music & Dance Festival dancer dancekool Dance Black Eyed Peas Concert in Melbourne dancer “Black Alicious” Live Concert in Sydney dancer F1 GrandPrix in Melbourne dancer “Big Day Out” Music Festival dancer Nike Corporate Party dancer Jim Beam Planet X Tour dancer Sydney Royal Easter show dancer Battle Of e Year New Zealand Judge / Guest Performance International Tap Festival guest dancer National Art Gallery / Sneakers Exhibit dancer Smirnoff Summa Dayze New Years Party dancer International Comedy Festival dancer Music “Skylight” Music clip Phrase Ft KRAM dancer / martial artist "Easily Impressed" Music clip Cullen dancer “Sleek The Elite” Music clip Sleek dancer “All Stars” Music clip Def Wish Cast dancer Internet Honda "Jazz" cast / stunt performer Performer Skills • Dance: Hip Hop, Club/Freestyle, Capoeira, Break, Disco, Pop Locking • Spoken Languages: Japanese / English • Accents: Asian, Japanese • Athletic Skills: Rollerblading, Boxing, Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Aerobics, Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Football • Performance Skills: Dancing, Stunts, Stage Combat, Martial Arts Awards • Battle Of e Year Japan, best show, 2001, Break Dance Competition in Japan • Planet X Summer Games, 1st place, 2001, Australian National Break Dance Championship • “Battle Of e Year Australia, 1st place, 2002, Represent Australia in official “International Battle Of e Year” Held in Hanover Germany • Battle Of e Year Australia, 1st place, 2003, Represent Australia in official “International Battle Of e Year” Held in Hanover Germany • Dancekool 2 on 2 Break Dance Competition, 1st place, 2003, break dance competition in sydney • Throw Down vol 7, 1st place, 2005, Break Dance Competition in Melbourne • OZ B-boy Break Dance Battle, 2nd place, 2006, National Break Dance Competition in Australia Qualifications / Lisence Car Motor Bike Personal Watercraft Recreational MDL PADI open water Red Cross First Aid - workplace L2 Forklift Basic Rigging .
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