Stephane Julien is a renowned professional rollerblader, athlete, and stuntman who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry over the past two decades. His impressive career has been marked by numerous accolades, including nominations for an Actra and Guild award, as well as a prestigious Taurus Stunt Award in 2007.
Julien's journey in the industry began with his appearance in the film "Rollerball," which marked the start of his successful stunt career. He has since worked on an impressive 59 films, collaborating with notable stunt coordinators and directors such as Jamie Jones, John Stead, Stephane Lefebvre, Alison Reid, Chad Stahelski, Damon Caro, Eric Canuel, Charles-Olivier Michaud, Xavier Dolan, Zack Snyder, and Guillermo Del Toro.
One of the highlights of Julien's career is his work on the blockbuster film "300," which was a major box office success. His dedication and rigorous training have earned him a reputation as a skilled stuntman, and he has connected with the best stunt professionals from Los Angeles, Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal.
In addition to his work as a stuntman, Julien has also explored his secondary focus as an emerging stunt coordinator. He has used his experience to inform his approach to stunt coordination, and has worked on a range of projects, from films to video games.
Throughout his career, Julien has received numerous awards and nominations, including a Taurus Stunt Award for Best Fight Sequence for his work on "300" in 2007, and an Actra Award nomination for Best Stunt Performance for his appearance in "No Surrender" in 2010. He has also received a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Action Performance by a stunt ensemble in the motion picture "X-Men: Days Of Future Past."
Julien's impressive credits include a range of films and television programs, such as "Shoot'em up," "Get Smart," "Love Guru," "Deathrace," "Red," "Being Human," "Beauty and the Beast," "X-Men: Days of Future Past," and "Pacific Rim." He has also worked on the Assassin's Creed franchise, taking on the role of the Assassin and performing exciting stunts, creating action sequences, and coordinating the stunts.
In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Julien has also made a name for himself in the video game industry, with credits including "Splinter Cell: Conviction," "Shawn White: Skateboarding," "The Adventure of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn," "Far Cry 3," "Splinter Cell: Black Listed," "Batman Arkham Origins," and "Watchdog."
Throughout his career, Julien has remained committed to using his professional success as a vehicle for positive change and as a means to inspire young minds to pursue their dreams, passion, and challenges.
