Chance Minter's life-changing journey began when his mother received a video camera at the age of nine, which he promptly used to record short films and sketches with his friends, sparking his interest in filmmaking.
As he grew older, Chance faced a life-altering event at the age of sixteen when he was hit by a drunk driver, resulting in injuries to his back. To help alleviate the pain, he took up boxing, which ultimately led him to discover Uwe Boll's challenge to his critics, later known as "Raging Boll".
At the age of seventeen, Chance, the youngest contestant in the challenge, accepted Uwe's invitation to participate on the set of his black comedy, "Postal". Despite not being an established critic, Chance was pulled to video village, where he was shown clips from Uwe's upcoming films, and he developed a sense of admiration for the director.
However, this experience was followed by a grueling boxing match and an internship on the film "Far Cry". Chance went on to work on three of Uwe's films, including "Far Cry", "Rampage", and "The Storm", before relocating from Frederick, Maryland to Los Angeles, California.
In August 2011, Chance Minter and Anthony Roldan co-founded New Revolution Productions, LLC, marking a new chapter in his career.
