Dark Roc · People & production experience

Redd Nicholson

Dark Roc co-founder. Stunt performer, armourer and action advisor, bringing screen performance and weapons-department experience to cast preparation.

Performance and armoury experience.

Redd works in film and television as a stunt performer, armourer and action advisor. Her screen work includes Heads of State, with armoury credits including Missing You, Animal, Run Away and The Way.

At Dark Roc, she brings that experience to performer preparation, firearms handling and action for camera. Her martial arts background forms part of her performance work.

Redd co-founded Dark Roc with Ty Hopkins. Together, their work covers training for performers and support for productions, with each appointment scoped around the job.

Redd Nicholson, Dark Roc co-founder

Selected individual credits

These are Redd’s individual roles, drawn from Dark Roc’s credit records. View further credits.

For stunt teams, casting and productions

For performance enquiries, specify the role, action requirements, filming dates and the stunt team involved. For armoury or cast-training enquiries, identify those requirements separately so the appointment is clear.

Redd’s work spans performing action and preparing people for camera. Dark Roc training connects handling and movement with character, rehearsal and repeatability. See preparing an actor for an action role and bespoke cast training.

Professional profile and references

Redd’s professional casting profile lists stunt performance, firearms instruction, martial arts and Section 5 Trusted Servant armoury work, alongside a Heads of State stunt-double credit. Her IMDb profile provides further film and television credits.

Use the current professional profile for casting and representation details. Availability, the scope of the role and any supporting documentation should be confirmed for the proposed job.

Discuss the work.

For Redd’s availability, send the production dates, filming country and location, the role you need to fill and a short, non-confidential scene outline. For cast preparation, include the number of performers and the rehearsal time available.

Production enquiryDownload the briefing checklist

For public training, view the courses. No previous firearms experience is required.