- Producer, stunt coordinator, actor, publisher, and world renowned martial artist, Michael DePasquale Jr, is the creator of the Action Film Academy which was held at several different locations including Burbank, Atlanta, New York State, Ohio, and Screen Gems Studios in Wilmington, North Carolina. As an actor, stuntman and stunt coordinator. Michael Depasquale Jr has appeared in the movies Bloodmoon (1997), The King of the Kickboxers (1990), No Retreat, No Surrender 3: Blood Brothers (1990), American Shaolin (1991), and The Power Within (1995). He has starred in "China Heat" and "The Cutoff" (for which he was also producer, casting director, and stunt coordinator). He has appeared in numerous TV shows and is a member of the Screen Actors Guild. He is also the president and founder of the Screen Action Stunt Association, which is listed in the prestigious Ross Report Book under Unions and Associations.- IMDb Mini Biography By: Alex Puccio
- 10th Degree Grandmaster of Youshitsune Waza style of Ju-Jitsu. Named "Martial Arts Star of the Year" by Official Karate Magazine 1977. Creator of the largest martial arts web site: Martial Arts Worldwide Network. Developed his own self-defense style, DePasquale Combat Ju-Jitsu. Publisher/Editor of Karate International Magazine. Founder of Federation of United Martial Artists (FUMA)- Crusade Against Crime and drugs. President of the International Federation of Ju-Jutsuans. Creator of several animated children's properties, The Maxx Team and The Karate Creatures. Author of 8 books and publisher of Karate International magazine with international distribution, Commentator and Judge, 9 UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship), and many other Martial Arts tournaments, and MC of many Martial Arts events including the world's largest Martial Arts event The Action Martial Arts Magazine's Hall of Honors in Atlantic City. Producer, Actor, Fight Coordinator, Stuntman, and Stunt Coordinator. Creator of the SASA (Screen Action Stunt Association) Stunt Team.
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