Martyn Ford

Martyn Ford

Martyn Ford was born in Staffordshire, England to (Mother Lorraine and Father Stephen. From a young age, Martyn showed natural athletic ability and excelled in many sports and to a professional level. This was the stepping stone to building a successful career in the fitness industry with his work ethic in training carrying over to other pursuits that lead him to be an internet sensation, a fitness influencer, an online fitness coach, and a successful actor. He has since amassed a following of over 3 million people worldwide across multiple social media platforms, signed a professional MMA contract with KSW, and starred in multiple acting roles ranging from HBO television series to Hollywood Blockbusters. His strong athletic background and training experience enables him to diversify his physical appearance from a lean 6'6 310lbs athlete to a 360lb mass monster. This, combined with his MMA training produces a powerful presence on screen giving Martyn an advantage in his roles which have resulted in some of the best fight scenes seen in modern film. Some of his most notable roles include Koshmar (The Nightmare) alongside Scott Adkins in Boyka: Undisputed (2016) directed by Todor Chapkanov. Vlad in Final Score (2018) with Dave Bautista and Pierce Brosnan, directed by Scott Mann which was nominated for best fight scene of the year. In 2017 Martyn starred in Kingsman The Golden Circle alongside acting superstars such as Michael Gambon, Colin Firth, and Taron Egerton. More recently Martyn has ventured into Hollywood, starring in the highly anticipated Fast and Furious 9 as Lt Sue set to be released in 2021. Finally, Martyns latest role is in the HBO production of The Nevers which is set to be released in 2021.
Martyn Luke

Martyn Luke

Martyn Luke is an actor, voice actor, martial artist and writer, born and raised in the Midlands, UK. Since a young age Martyn has always adored characters especially those in cartoons and video games. His love for voices and accents pushed him towards wanting to become a real-life cartoon! However sadly after finding out this wasn't possible at the age of 20, he decided to become an actor instead. After spending many years in education Martyn has earned a BTEC, a First Diploma and National Diploma in Acting and Performing Arts. He finally becoming an alumnus at DMU and got a Bachelor of Arts in Visuals and Performing. Being dyslexic, Martyn struggled with reading and writing in his younger years. Acting helped him to overcome various obstacles and he found dyslexia can even be an amazing tool! Though he's yet to thwart his arch nemesis...Neat handwriting. As an actor Martyn has acted in various media from feature films, series, short films and commercials. Some of Martyn's roles included; cocky drug dealing hoodie Darren in the award-winning crime drama feature film, Hello Darlin' to Loveable vivid dreamer, Mark in the Oodles PEEL & WIN campaign commercials for the FIFA World Cup. As a voice over artist, Martyn has voiced in commercials, trailers and explainer videos. He has voiced for such companies as QuickBooks, Nintendo, The University of Birmingham and so on. Martyn specializes in character voice acting, which he has done so for video games and animations. These include; voicing eight characters in the retro Run & Gun video game, Creepy Road; In which Martyn voices the grinning, gun totting, truck driver protagonist, Flint Trucker. Other projects include; Rogue State, Siegecraft Commander, Knell of St. Godhrkar, O'ink, Disassembled VR, the Anime style visual novel Chess of Blades and Dooro Bear, a popular Tik Tok animated series. From a young age Martyn has learn various martial arts. He began with Tae Kwon Do at the age of 10 and through the years has practiced and learnt various styles including Karate, Boxing, Kickboxing, Grappling and most noticeably Shaolin Temple Boxing. As a writer Martyn as written dialogue and scenes for films and video games. Many projects he's worked on he's not only been in front of the camera or behind the mic but at the writing desk too. He's currently writing two feature film screenplays. Martyn is also a qualified teacher.
Martyn Pick

Martyn Pick

Martyn Pick is a director and artist recognised for a distinctive fusion of live-action and animation. In feature films, commercials and shorts he applies his fluid, cinematic storytelling across pure live action, computer and hand animation. He directed the cgi action feature film "Ultramarines: A Warhammer 40,000 Movie" (2010): starring the facial acting of Terence Stamp, Sean Pertwee and John Hurt. Credits also include Film London's promotional short for the 2012 Olympics, BBC's trailers for Euro 2004, animation direction on the 2009 film "The Age of Stupid", Budweisers 2001 NBA commercial and the Channel 4 commissioned short "Plaza" (2000). Martyn studied Film and Fine Art at Saint Martins School of Art and his work has been continually driven by the crossover between painting and cinema. In live action he has directed the short "Green" (Film Four) and the supernatural thriller feature "Evil Never Dies"(2014). Horror short "Blue Moon" screened at Screamfest LA in Nov'16 and he created animated sequences on the award winning US feature documentary "Women of 1915". In CGI he has developed a UK/Chinese animated franchise and was Head of Story and Voice Director on 40 half hour episodes of the Netflix ITV series "Robozuna" . For Penguin he has illustrated the books "Witchcraft" and "Beowulf" bringing his art style to publishing. Recently he completed direction on the live action horror feature "Heckle". In 2019 the animation sequences he directed in 'Coup 53" (dir Taghi Amirani) edited by Walter Murch were a great use of his approach. He is developing projects that build on and refine his visual storytelling.

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