Mike Escamilla, born on August 8, 1977, in the United States, is a professional stuntman and BMX rider known for his work in various action films. His passion for extreme sports began at a young age, and he quickly gained recognition for his skills and daring stunts.
In 2002, Escamilla made his first on-screen appearance in the short film "The Last Race," although uncredited, it was the beginning of his journey into the world of stunt work. His natural talent and fearlessness caught the attention of industry professionals, leading to more opportunities in the following years.
Escamilla's career took off when he started working as a stuntman in studio action films such as "Ant-Man," "American Sniper," and "xXx." His background in extreme sports made him a natural fit for these high-intensity roles, showcasing his athleticism and willingness to take risks.
Outside of his professional career, Escamilla is a family man and proud father to his daughter, Luna Berlin. He values spending quality time with his loved ones and finds balance between his dangerous on-screen stunts and his personal life.
Despite the risks involved in his work, Escamilla remains dedicated to his craft and continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of stunts and extreme sports. He is a role model for aspiring stunt performers and a respected figure in the entertainment industry.
With his unique blend of athleticism, fearlessness, and passion for his craft, Mike Escamilla has made a lasting impact on the world of action films and extreme sports, leaving a legacy that will inspire generations to come.