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Project List Stunts Sean Kinney OneStooge @ gmail .com Los Angeles, CA www.SeanKinneyStunts.com STUNTPHONE 818-769-1777 AWARD WINNING: Physical Comic & Director - Comedy Consultant for Actor Acton 47 Awards, 81 Laurels, and counting... click HERE for Reels! For other industry experience, visit GoSeanGO ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Project List Stunts ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2nd Unit Director / Stunt Coordinator Reel - Stunt Players Reel Film Call for Fire Stunt Coordinator / Utility Stunts / Director 1 Stooge Ent SC: Sean Kinney Odious Stunts 1 Stooge Ent / CAPO Ent SC: Charlie Parrish All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos Utility Stunts Mindfire Ent SC: Charlie Parrish Crimson Sunset 2nd. Unit Dir. / Stunt Coordinator / Fighter Crimson Sunset Prod SC: Sean Kinney Cult Utility Stunts The Syndicate SC: Myke Michaels Fist Full of Feathers Stunt Coordinator / Fight Choreographer / Utility Stunts Cellars Prod SC: Sean Kinney hopeless virgins in love Stunt Coordinator / “Dr. Cutter” Hermania Films SC: Sean Kinney House of the Dead 2: Dead Aim Utility Stunts (Squib / Fight) Mindfire Ent/ Lions Gate SC: Danny Wayne It Only Takes One Fighter / Falls / 'Doug' Twin Tiger Prod SC: C. Heldman LaBou Construction Worker / Utility Stunts Dog & Roster Prod SC: Charlie Parrish Lady Samurai Utility Stunts Fast Lane Films SC: Kevin Larson Lost Warrior: Left Behind Stunts / Weapon Handler Universal Vision Prod SC: Joe Perez Making of the Invasion of the Freedom Snatchers Stunt Coordinator / Utility Stunts / SFX Behind the Scenes Prod SC: Sean Kinney Night Skies Jason Connery Double / Utility Stunts Night Skies Prod SC: Charlie Parrish Pirates 2 “Stagnetti's Revenge” Stunt Coord./ Stunts/ Motion Capture Choreographer Digital Playground SC: Sean Kinney Purple Heart Utility Stunts / Weapons Master Claymore Inc. SC: Russell Gannon Soul Killer Stunts Canode Film Ltd. SC: Sean Kinney The Perfect Cut 2nd. Unit Dir. / Stunt Coordinator / D.P. Outside Media Group SC: Sean Kinney The Poughkeepsie Tapes Stunt Coordinator The Brothers Dowdle SC: Sean Kinney Throw Me Away Asst. Stunt Coordinator / Stunt Driver Curtis Films SC: Charlie Parrish Toxic Stunt Coordinator / Utility Stunts Wingman Prod Inc. SC: Sean Kinney TELEVISION My Haunted Vacation Stunt Coordinator / Utility Stunts / Safety BioTV SC: Sean Kinney Behind Bars Pratfall/'George' Grap Prod SC: Various Chuck Stunt Double for Scott Krinsky NBC SC: Merritt Yohnka Dante’s Cove (Season 1 – 2005) Utility Stunts / Rigger & Safety / SFX Regent Productions SC: Nils A. Stewart Heroes Under Fire Stunt Performer / Downed Pilot Wild Eyes/History Channel SC: Charlie Parrish Human Body: Pushing the Limits (Strength) Stunts / Sinjin Discovery SC: Charlie Parrish Journeyman Stunt Double 20th Cen. FOX SC: Steve Davison The Dark Art of Interrogation Stunt Performer / “Jerry Singleton”(in flashbacks) Wild Eyes/History Channel SC: Charlie Parrish Untold Stories of the ER Stunts GRB Ent SC: Nils A. Stewart Walker Texas Ranger Fighter /Falls / squib / 'Peetie' C.B.S. SC: Eric Norris COMMERCIAL Chevy Malibu “Bank Robbery” Stunt Player Smuggler SC: Pat Romano Planned Parenthood: Golden Gate “Lab” Regional Stunt Coordinator on the fly films SC: Sean Kinney Red Robin Star / Stunts G&M Plumbing Productions SC: Kevin Larson Toyota “Hip Hooray” Stunt Double Crossroads Films SC: Matt Leonard Toyota “Tie” Stunt Double Crossroads Films SC: Matt Leonard Toyota “Victory Lap” Stunt Double Crossroads Films SC: Matt Leonard More upon request SHORT FILM / MUSIC VIDEO / WEB / INDUSTRIAL / PROMO Reflections of Ireland Stunt Coordinator Jester Films SC: Sean Kinney The Turnaround Stunt Coordinator In Your Head Prod SC: Sean Kinney Underhanded Stunt Coordinator / Weapons Master Integrity Films SC: Sean Kinney Strongest Man on Earth (PILOT) Stunt Coordinator Curtis Films / MindFlight SC: Sean Kinney HelloGoodbye “Baby it’s a Fact” Music Video Stunts Drive Thru Records SC: Charlie Parrish Seán Kinney Resume PG 1 OneStooge @ gmail .com GoSeanGO.com Martial Arts Fight Choreography Self / Fighter /Falls Shadow Films SC: J.T. Moore Devil (Viral Marketing Video) Stunt Coordinator / Stunt Player mOcean SC: Sean Kinney More upon request STAGE Bar Fight Fighter/'Bandit' Stunts Inc. 3rd Coast Stunts Hidden Black Belt (For 1996 L.A. Salute to the Olympics) Director / Stunt Coordinator / Fighter Sidekick Stunts SC: Sean Kinney Butt Pirates of the Caribbean (Comedy) Fight Coordinator / Performer Up Front Comedy SC: Sean Kinney OTHER NOTABLE WORK IN STUNTS ~ I train actors for Film and Television in all aspects of stunts, including: character development, fighting for film, fighting for multiple cameras, Martial Arts and Stunt Fighting, Falls, wire work, horsemanship, and how to work with stunt equipment; like actor Holt McCallany (“Justice League”, “Monster Truck”) for “Freedom” the UPN TV Series, a Joel Silver Production. I feel by training others it helps me to stay sharp and polished. ~ I have an Entertainment Firearms Permit and can be utilized as a Weapons Master, lessening the risk of harm. ~ I am an Award Winning Visual Effects Producer, and have SFX experience in films. I was the SFX Supervisor for Season 1 of Dante’s Cove. ~ I started theatre at age 7 with an emphasis on physical Commedia dell’Arte style, performing live stunts, stage combat & unique feats. STUNT COMPANIES I ONCE BELONGED TO Shadow Dragons: A stunt team who specialized in martial arts fight choreography. Although a fully functional team, people used us mainly for our ability to choreograph fights in any style and film them in record time. Based in The Studios at Las Colinas, Tx, they traveled to sets upon request. Originally founded by J.T. Moore. 3rd Coast Stunts Inc.: A stunt team started in Dallas (founded by Grady Bishop, now with Extreme Stunt & Driving Team) to handle the expanding market in Texas. A full team, with a training facility that caters to young stunt talent. Reputable for their men and women being knowledgeable in all areas. Now under new management and name, National Stuntman Association. STUNT SKILLS Pratfalls High Falls Precision Driving (car) 18 Wheeler Driving (Class A CDL) Horsemanship Firearms Stair Falls Fight Choreography Incendiaries PADI SCUBA Diver Skydiving - AFF Level 1 Exotic Weapons Wire Work Squibs Basic Cowboy Skills Basic Stunt Rigging Creature Suit Performer Motion Capture I played every sport in school, Rugby in college, and some Rugby after as well. I am a certified CYO coach, and have taught Martial Arts to everyone from kids to military to action stars. The precision in team sports & coaching compliments my stunts & physical comedy, and helps when teaching actors action. … and have been killed as a Zombie just about every way possible Links Director Samples at https://vimeo.com/showcase/7378123 http://www.GoSeanGO.com http://www.1StoogeEnt.com http://www.SeanKinneyStunts.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanphillipkinney/ Education Biblical Studies Doctorate U.L. Seminary - Modesto, CA - January 2018 to January 2019 Marine Biology No Degree Texas A&M - Galveston - Galveston, TX - August 1990 to December 1990 Music & Theatre No Degree Texas Wesleyan University - Fort Worth, TX - August 1988 to December 1989 More upon request. Seán Kinney Resume PG 2 OneStooge @ gmail .com GoSeanGO.com.
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