Jason Hunjan

Jason Hunjan has been on the British Stunt Register for over twenty years.Through his extensive experience has become an expert in all aspects of stunt work. He holds a America work visa and is a member of the Screen Actors Guild. Full Script and budget breakdowns. Hunjan's outstanding career in the film industry includes working on some of the biggest budget international films produced. His extensive list of credits include A-List movies including the following, Avengers Age Of Ultron , Die Another Day , Quantum of Solace, Casino Royale, Skyfall The Bourne Ultimatum, The Dark Knight, Clash of the Titans, Inception, Fast & Furious 6, World War Z just to name a few out of the 78 credits. Hunjan has now has turned his hand to coordinating the action. As the stunt floor supervisor on Marvel's Avengers Age Of Ultron, Jason was in charge of some of the films most difficult performances. There's no question that his role was critical to the production's overall success. The film had such a central VFX and stunt element to it, that his ability to interpret the project's vision and coordinate the interaction of actors and stunt performers down to the minute details, to be nothing less than exceptional. In his words, "I gained a wealth of knowledge with the visual effects department on this project". Some of Jason's personal highlights are: Driving a jeep on it's front wheels as it's being dragged behind the plane in Fast & Furious 6. The scene called for the jeep to spin 180 while the rear end of it was being lifted and then flung side to side getting airborne as the jeep is dragged behind the plane. Boat driver in the main boat chase in Quantum of Solace, a car crash in Casino Royale with a petrol tanker. Fighting with Matt Damon in Bourne Ultimatum & Green Zone, in addition to fights with Daniel Craig in Quantum of Solace, and Skyfall. Jason has been a stunt double for actors such as Stuart Townsend and Stuart Scudamore to name a few. " In the world of stunts and action, it starts with a vision, sparks creativity in turn fuels the action"