RISE OF SMITH Trailer: Help 3Run Jack Into Agent Smith’s Origin Tale For The New Sci-Fi Action Short

In case you’re still frothing at the mouth with questions about the mysteries of The Matrix, select creatives over at prolific parkour, film and stunt performance unit 3run are aiming to fill those curiosities. More specifically, fans keen on a story told from the perspective of Hugo Weaving’s mesmerising performance as Agent Smith in Warner Bros.’ blockbuster film trilogy will be greatly obliged as actor, action director Adam Brashaw, and Chase and Cane Armitage hope to achieve in Rise Of Smith.

Rise of Smith is a prequel Matrix story that has been years in the making. Brought to you by industry stunt professionals, ‘The Rise of Smith’ is a fast paced high octane sci-fi action thriller.

Set before the events of the original trilogy it follows the story of Agent Smith and his mysterious back story and how he became the head of the computer programmes known only as ‘Agents’.

I’ve been covering performers like these guys for an ample handful of years now as I’ve included a few of their works I’ve come across in our weekly Hit List. Brashaw has kicked down his fair share of doors and leapt great heights on screen as well in many major studio pics while keeping to his craft independently with some smashing work you can currently find on his YouTube channel.

Feel free to read our most recent interview, and as for Rise Of Smith, watch the campaign video at the top and feast your eyes on the first official trailer at about 4:25 mark, and then over to the official Indiegogo page to learn more about this new action-packed venture from 3run, and the perks you can earn for your donations!

Lee B. Golden III

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Native New Yorker. Lover of all things pizza, chocolate, pets, and good friends. Karaoke hero. Left of center. Survivor. Fond supporter of cult, obscure and independent cinema - especially fond of Asian movies and global action cinema. Author of the bi-weekly Hit List. Founder and editor of Film Combat Syndicate. Still, very much, only human.