Trampas Thompson

Trampas Thompson is a stuntman, stunt coordinator, and director who performed stunts as a Nazi guard in the fourth season episode under Stunt Coordinator Vince Deadrick, Jr.. He received no credit for this appearances.
Thompson started his career in the 1990s with stunt work in several live stunt shows and an appearance in the television thriller Twilight Man (1996, with Dean Stockwell, Joel Polis, Georgann Johnson, Gary Baxley, Dan Barringer, Carey Loftin, and stunt coordinator Paul Baxley). He then performed stunts in episodes of Girls Club (2002, with Jeff Coopwood and Brian Markinson), (2004, with Greg Grunberg, Victor Garber, Glenn Morshower, Shauna Duggins, and Keii Johnston), (2004, with Kevin Grevioux and Harve Presnell and stunt coordination by Noon Orsatti), and Passions (2006, with McKenzie Westmore and stunt coordination by Harry Wowchuk), (2003), (2006), (2007), and (2011), and doubled actor in (2004).
Further stunt work includes episodes of Drake & Josh (2006, with Jayson Dumenigo, Paul Eliopoulos, and Vince Deadrick, Jr.), Vengeance (2007, with Derek Mears and Brian Avery), Private Practice (2007, with Geoffrey Blake), (2008, with Teri Hatcher, Brenda Strong, Kevin Rahm, and coordinated by Wally Crowder), iCarly (2008, with Shawn Crowder, Vince Deadrick, Jr., Rick Sawaya, and Nancy Thurston), New Amsterdam (2008), True Blood (2008, with Kristin Bauer, John Billingsley, David Pease, and Jayson Dumenigo), Conan (2011), Big Time Rush (2011, with Dorian Kingi and coordinated by Vince Deadrick, Jr.), (2008 and 2011, starring Paul Guilfoyle and Wallace Langham, with Googy Gress, Arne Starr, Dina Meyer, Melinda Page Hamilton, Paul Eliopoulos, and Antal Kalik), Boardwalk Empire (2011, with Shea Whigham and Tracy Middendorf), Southland (2012, with Brett A. Jones and coordinated by Peewee Piemonte), NYC 22 (2012, with Josh Pais and Victor Paguia), Revolution (2013, with Billy Burke, Glenn Morshower, Leland Orser, Derek Webster, Eddie Davenport, Theo Kypri, Simon Rhee, and coordinated by Jeff Wolfe), and Bosch (2016, with Titus Welliver, Jeri Ryan, Steven Culp, Sean Blakemore, Anthony Molinari, and coordinated by Alex Daniels).
He doubled in (2008, with Laurence Rosenthal and coordinated by Peewee Piemonte), Michael Keaton in (2014, with George Colucci, Paul Lacovara, and Victor Paguia), and Adam David Thompson in (2014, with Jayson Dumenigo, Ken Clark, and Peter Epstein).
As a member of the stunt cast, Thompson earned four Screen Actors Guild Award nominations in the categories Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture and Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Television Series for his work in (2008), (2009), (2013), and in the television series Daredevil in 2015.
His credits as stunt coordinator include the short dramas Hell on Wheels (2007) and The Butcher's Daughter (2008), episodes of iCarly (2007-2008), Rules of Engagement (2009, with Lisa Hoyle), and How to Be a Gentleman (2011-2012, with Cassandra McCormick), (2010), (2011, with Daniel Arrias), the short projects The Sentient (2011), Lacuna (2011), Tobacco Burn (2014), and Maid (2015), (2012, with Tanner Gill and Victor Paguia), (2013), (2014, with Hugh Aodh O'Brien, Max Daniels, John Dixon, Jeremy Fry, Clint Lilley, Joey Anaya, Rick Avery, Danny Downey, Marie Fink, and Peipei Yuan), and (2016, with John Dixon, Christopher Leps, Paul Scott, and Tim Sitarz).
Further credits as stunt performer include (2007, with Jayson Dumenigo, Eurlyne Epper-Woldman, and Jim Wilkey), the television movies Murder 101: If Wishes Were Horses (2007) and Murder 101: New Age (2008, with Bevin Kaye), (2007), (2007, with Chris Durand, Ousaun Elam, Chrissy Weathersby, and Krista Bell), (2007, with Peter Epstein and Kimberly Shannon Murphy), (2007, with Joey Box, Danny Downey, Al Goto, Freddie Hice, Yoshio Iizuka, Theo Jypri, Mario Muñoz, Hugh Aodh O'Brien, Mic Rodgers, and Scott Workman), the television drama Two Families (2007, coordinated by Jayson Dumenigo), (2008, with Anthony Molinari and Peter Epstein), (2008, with Alina Andrei, Sala Baker, Ben Bray, Mark DeAlessandro, Chris Doyle, Bevin Kaye, Buck McDancer, Peewee Piemonte, and Jim Wilkey), (2009), (2009, with Derek Graf, Elle Alexander, Michelle Sebek, Gerard G. Williams, and Tim Trella), (2010, with Eddie Braun, Joey Anaya, and Clint Lilley), (2010, with Jay Caputo, Brian Christensen, Danny Downey, Lisa Hoyle, Merritt Yohnka, and Tom McComas), (2010), (2010, with Victor Paguia, Kimberly Shannon Murphy, and Peter Epstein), (2010, coordinated by Charlie Croughwell), (2011), (2011), (2011, with Brian J. Williams, Douglas Tait, Paradox Pollack, Dorenda Moore, and Rob Mars), (2012), (2012), (2012, with Doug Coleman, Eliza Coleman, Kevin Derr, Marie Fink, Trevor Habberstad, Brett A. Jones, Carrick O'Quinn, Lin Oeding, and Chris Palermo), (2012), The Art of Submission (2012, with Paul Lacovara, Rob Mars, and Rex J. Reddick), (2013), (2013), (2013), (2013), (2014), (2014), the drama Noah (2014), (2014, with Lauro Chartrand), (2014), (2015), (2015, with George Colucci and Henry Kingi, Jr.), and (2016).
Thompson later doubled actor in (2017, with Chris Antonucci, Ilram Choi, Danny Downey, Thomas DuPont, Michael Hugghins, Terry Jackson, Panuvat Anthony Nanakornpanom, Lin Oeding, Noon Orsatti, Tracey Ruggiero, Paul E. Short, Nancy Thurston, Jim Wilkey, and Thom Williams) and performed stunts in the comedy The Concessionaires Must Die! (2017), the short thriller Busted (2017), (2017, with Brad Greenquist, Mark Bramhall, Fred Tatasciore), the reboot of Twin Peaks (2017, with Miguel Ferrer, Mädchen Amick, Richard Beymer, Patrick Fischler, Robert Knepper, Wendy Robie, Ashley Judd, and Carel Struycken), and (2017, with Mark Chadwick, Eliza Coleman, Mark Wagner, and coordinated by Doug Coleman)
He worked as stunt coordinator on (2017), episodes of the comedy series Foursome (2017, with Christopher Leps), (2018, with John Dixon and Antal Kalik), the short science fiction film Animus (2018), and (2018, with Joey Anaya, Danny Downey, and Tara Macken).
Also in 2017, Thompson worked as executive producer and director on the short drama Step One. For this film he won a Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Award in the category Best Drama and two Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival Awards in the categories Best Drama and Best Director, shared with fellow stuntmen and Timothy Thomas Brown.
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