Steve Lucescu started his stunt career just shy of his eighteenth birthday. He first studied Martial Arts at age 10, and eight years later concluded a Martial Arts Demonstration in Fort Erie by disarming three armed assailants. A Buffalo-based Producer approached him saying that Steve’s demonstration was the exact end-sequence that he envisioned for his movie. A few weeks later he hired Steve to Choreograph and Perform in his movie.

Steve’s job as a Stunt Coordinator is to make the Director’s vision a reality -- he is responsible for the creation and engineering of all stunts on the production. First and foremost, the scripted action must be accomplished safely. This includes hiring properly qualified Stunt Performers, Stunt Riggers and safety personnel. It also includes determining and implementing safety precautions and utilizing any equipment necessary to achieve the ‘final shot’.

Steve Lucescu has been a Stunt Coordinator or Stunt Performer in excess of 250 films and more than 500 television episodes. Some of his credits include Driven, Hannibal, The Corruptor, Undercover Brother, and Murder at 1600. He is based in Toronto.

Ted has worked as a Stunt Performer and Coordinator for over twenty years. He has performed on a wide range of film and television productions across Canada. His credits include the “Police Academy” films, “Tek War”, “To Die For”, “Due South”, “Billy Madison” and “Crash”.

As a second unit Director, Ted has choreographed and directed action sequences for such productions as “National Lampoon: Senior Trip”, “Fast Track”, “Ace Lightning”, the series “La Femme Nikita” and Paramount’s upcoming film, “The Pentagon Papers”.

As a Director, Ted helmed three episodes of the television series “La Femme Nikita” and continues to concentrate his efforts in this area. He currently lives in Toronto.