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I remember a time around ten years ago when MySpace used to be a thing, and I first caught wind of filmmaker Darren Holmquist‘s home videos and shortfilms. A little less than a decade later when I think about it, it still feel like yesteday, although Holmquist has improved his range greatly throughout his contributions to indie filmmaking, from designing sequences and evolving his style of choreography whenever he can, to expanding his performance capabilities with that of other teams and independent filmmakers.
Soon as of this writing he will be based in Los Angeles where he’ll continue is craft and maintain his place on the map as a rising figure in the stunt and film business as more and more projects come to pass, including the upcoming Fall release of the new shortfilm, Rope-A-Dope 2. For now, you can subscribe to his current platform on YouTube for Dardrex Productions in the embed below where, in turn, you can now check out his brand new reel.
