Danny Maze

One of the busiest and hardest working people in the industry, Danny got his start in the professional stunt world. Maze, who has worked on everything from 50 Cent and Eminem videos to video games. The Michigan born and raised actor realized this years ago and stormed the industry by way of his hometown, where many big-budget, action-packed projects, such as Michael Bay's "Transformers" franchise, have been filming for years. But Maze's actual start came through his skills on a motorcycle. After his first gig, word of mouth got him steady work in stunts. Soon enough he set up shop in Atlanta and continued his trajectory of successful bookings; recently Maze played (and died) a Savior on AMC's "The Walking Dead" and doubled Lou Ferrigno Jr. He immediately fell in love with film, and by using the same focused dedication and creative ambition found in successful stuntmen. Danny has amassed an impressive résumé in his years working in the film industry, working on music videos, feature films, and commercials. He has worked alongside some of the best during productions such as The Citizen, Love and Honor, The Expendables 2, and on commercials for eHarmony, Lifetime Network, and QuickenLoans. In an industry with many obstacles, Danny provides the drive and determination to productions that separates the successful movies from all the others. He understands the aspects of film and knows what is needed to be successful.