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- Born in Vancouver and raised in Squamish, British Columbia, Daniel grew up in an athletic household. The middle of three boys, Daniel excelled at a number of different sports including ski racing, snowboarding, football and rugby. However, in addition to his vast interest in athletics, Daniel always had a passion for the arts. He took drama classes and performed in school and local theatre productions while his athleticism earned him a Football Scholarship to Gannon University. Unfortunately, his sports career was cut short due to a devastating injury while on the field. It was at this crucial crossroad that Daniel decided to move back to Vancouver and focus his attention on his other passion, acting. Daniel's breakout role came shortly after he made the transition from college star to actor, when Bryan Singer cast him alongside Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Sir Ian McKellen, and Halle Berry in the superhero film X2 (2003), as Colossus, the strongest member of the X-Men team. Daniel's character was brought back in the film's sequel X-Men: The Last Stand (2006). He has since showcased his extraordinary talents on numerous television shows including Stargate SG-1 (1997), Supernatural (2005), and Psych (2006). However, it is Daniel's role as Felix in the popular Summit Entertainment film franchise The Twilight Saga that has given this actor international recognition. Off screen, Daniel has the same strength and physicality as his well-known characters. A glorified outdoorsman, this 6'6'' actor spends a great deal of time enjoying recreational activities including skiing, snowboarding, riding motor bikes and motor cycles, mountain biking and is a huge supporter of the Canadian National Rugby team, where his brother Jaime plays as a forward.
Daniel has appeared in blockbuster films from hit series: The Twilight Saga and X-Men. Next up, see him reprise his role as Felix, the all-powerful Volturi guard in The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009) and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010), as he is once again bringing the larger than life character to the big screen in the last two installments of the Saga, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 (2011) and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 (2012). Additionally, Daniel has a leading role in the independent thriller Rites of Passage (2012). He shares the screen with seasoned actors Christian Slater, Stephen Dorff and Wes Bentley in the film about a young anthropology student seeking a traditional ceremony to mark his entry into manhood. He also has a role in the highly anticipated drama The Baytown Outlaws (2012) alongside Billy Bob Thornton, Paul Wesley and Eva Longoria. The movie, which was on the 2009 "Black List" of Hollywood's best unproduced movie projects, is about a federal agent who comes into a small Southern town to investigate the Oodies - three redneck brothers who get more than they bargained for after agreeing to help a woman get her son back from his seemingly abusive father. - Actress
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Rryla is a versatile actress based in Vancouver. She is biracial with Caribbean Costa Rican and Canadian heritage. Rryla is best known for her lead role in Disney's Under Wraps 2, her supporting role as Elena Maran in Paramount's The Painter, her comedic role in Apple TV's Schmigadoon and her lead role in, the Cannes showcased short film, Maundy. We are excited to see Rryla in her new role for Neon's feature film Longlegs.- From a pre-school viral video sensation to junior downhill world champion, Jackson Goldstone is the future of Canadian mountain biking.
Jackson Goldstone has seemingly been on the trail to mountain biking greatness since before he was in the first grade. Now, the young native of British Columbia mountain biking hotbed Sqaumish is a junior downhill world champion, but his bike-handling skills were first showcased to the world in 2010's viral smash Jackson Run Bike to Kindergarten, which featured a tiny Jackson launching jumps, drops, spins and more on trails and the skate park on a balance bike on his way to school.
The incredible natural flair on two wheels was evident even at such a young age and in the ensuing years Jackson's name became a byword for once-in-a-generation talent who could do it all, getting huge views for any new video he put out.
Finally old enough to strap on a number board and race the Junior class in the Mercedes-Benz UCI Downhill Mountain Bike World Cup during the 2021 season, Jackson boarded a plane for Europe and instantly became a victor in a hotly contested class, winning his second-ever World cup race in Les Gets, France. He then went on to win two more races on his way to securing the overall Junior World Cup title and topped it all off by winning the Junior World Championships gold medal to complete a clean sweep of junior racing titles in a rookie season to remember.
Jackson has the mountain biking world at his feet before he's even graduated from high school, and we can't wait to see what he accomplishes in the coming years. - Camera and Electrical Department
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Will Stanhope was born on 16 November 1986 in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada. He is known for Reel Rock (2016), World's Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji (2020) and Reel Rock Film Tour (2010).- Professional skier and television personality Rory "Bushy" Bushfield is making waves and powder across the Globe. The Alberta native began his versatile career as a Moguls skier on the Canadian Alpine Ski Team. He quickly made a name for himself, winning several Gold medals and becoming a Junior World Champion. As Bushfield's profile rose in the Mogul world, a new emerging discipline called freeskiing was just taking hold. Ever the adventurer, this new no-hold-barred, make-the-rules-up-as-you-go, style of skiing appealed to Bushfield, and he literally jumped from Moguls into professional freeskiing full-time. Bushfield earned dozens of awards in the new discipline - including a Gold Medal at the 2002 Planet X Winter Games Freeskiing Championship, a sixth place finish in slopestyle at the US Freestyle Open, and was selected Powder Magazine's "Most Man-Made Air" winner, among others. Soon, he was a regular fixture at major events like Winter X Games and the BMW X3 Freeski Invitational, while also blazing trails in the Backcountry world. Bushfield also has the distinction of being the first skier to successfully land a 1080 in Half-Pipe competition. He has also made a name for himself on the film circuit, starring in over thirty major ski movies such as Matchstick Productions' Seven Sunny Days and Attack of La Nina, and Rocky Mountain Sherpas' All.I.Can. In 2012, Bushfield joined X Games star Travis Pastrana's global traveling Nitro Circus Live Tour http://nitrocircus.com/nitro-circus-live-north-american-tour-2014/. Based on Pastrana's popular MTV series of the same name, Bushfield translates his own visually jaw-dropping style of freeskiing to a pair of "roller skis", and performs to sold-out arenas all over the world. Bushfield's talents extend well beyond the slopes. In winter 2013, he designed the "Bushywayne" powder ski, the first in the "Pro Model" series from sponsor, high-performance brand Nordica http://www.nordicafreeskiers.com/athletes/Rory-Bushfield/. Not content to just lend his name, he consulted on all conception elements including the Surrealistic-style graphic, which Bushfield describes as, "basically a skull throwing up parts of my garage." In March of this year, Bushfield brought his athletic skill and charm to the small screen becoming the first celebrity champion of the ABC celebrity diving show, Splash! http://beta.abc.go.com/shows/splash. Bushfield faced the daunting task of learning and executing platform and springboard dives from as high as 10 meters in front of a panel of judges that included Olympic Gold medal winners and a live studio audience. As the result of suffering a ruptured eardrum early in the season - an injury that made it impossible to train in the water - Bushfield had to perform every dive for the first time during broadcast. His unmatched raw talent combined with his consistent positivity and movie star good looks won him the hearts of millions of fans and the cast alike. As such, it came as no surprise that Bushfield easily took home the Show's top honors. When Bushfield is not winning competitions or performing, he donates his time to philanthropic causes. He volunteers as a youth ski coach and founded and oversees the Sarah Burke Foundation. The Sarah Burke Foundation is a non-profit created in memory of Bushfield's wife, action sports icon, freeskier Sarah Burke. A 2014 Sochi Olympic Gold Medal favorite, Sarah was the first female professional Half-Pipe skier in history. She won an incredible five X-Games Gold Medals, became the first skier to ever win an ESPY, and forever opened the doors for all women in action sports. The Foundation offers financial assistance to young winter sports athletes in need and supports numerous charitable causes like St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital http://www.sarahburkefoundation.com. Bushfield's second half of 2013 and 2014 will see him busier than ever before. In September 2013, he will embark upon the Into the Mind World Film Tour, a philosophical sports documentary that follows Bushfield and other of the World's top action sports athletes as they travel to some of the Globe's most remote and exotic locations. He will then support Team Canada in Sochi, Russia, at the 2014 Olympics before rejoining the Nitro Circus Live Tour in 2014. Bushfield currently resides in Squamish, British Columbia with his dog, Dexter The Great.
- Avery Masselink is a Dutch Canadian actress born in Vancouver Canada, raised in Dublin Ireland and Vancouver Canada. She had a successful ten year long career in competitive swimming back in Canada but left home behind to pursue her acting career. She attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts for acting in film and theatre training. Bringing her passion for the outdoors and arts with her, she is now based in Los Angeles.