Lauro Chartrand Del Valle

An Impressive Journey in Action Filmmaking

Early Years and Background

Lauro David Chartrand Deville, originally named Lauro David Del Valle, was born on September 24, 1965, in Seattle, Washington. He is a distinguished figure in the realm of action cinema. Lauro's path from being a Martial Arts competitor to becoming a director, producer, writer, and actor showcases his love and commitment to the film industry.

Roots in Martial Arts

Lauro's entry into the film world was heavily shaped by his Martial Arts background. Guided by the Master Fumio Demura, Lauro honed his skills in Martial Arts, which later paved the way for his film career. His remarkable abilities caught the eye of Hollywood elites, leading to collaborations with action stars like Tom Cruise, Jackie Chan, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Chuck Norris.

‍Career in Stunts and Action Choreography‍

In 1989, Lauro kickstarted his film journey as a stunt performer. His talent and passion quickly propelled him into a prominent position within the action movie genre. He worked as the fight choreographer on the TV show "Walker, Texas Ranger," an experience that sharpened his skills and sparked his interest in directing. This significant role opened doors for him to delve into 2nd Unit directing, where his talent for creating captivating action scenes really sprouted wings.‍

Directorial Debut and Continued Success‍

Lauro made his directorial debut with the action movie "Born to Raise Hell," a collaboration with director Keoni Waxman. This opportunity allowed Lauro to demonstrate his storytelling prowess, firmly cementing his position behind the camera. He further built on this achievement through his contributions to the TV series "True Justice," where he served as one of three directors, solidifying his standing in the industry.

‍Accolades and Recognition‍

Lauro Chartrand Deville's expertise in stunt coordination and directing has garnered him numerous awards and nominations, including:

• Leo Awards:
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  • Nominated for Best Stunt Coordination in a Motion Picture for "The Main Event" (2021)
  • Nominated for Best Stunt Coordination in a Motion Picture for "Child's Play" (2020)
  • Awarded Best Stunt Coordination in a Dramatic Series for "Prison Break" (2018, Episode: Ogygia)
  • Recognized as Best Stunt Coordination in a Motion Picture for "Grace: The Possession" (2015)
  • Nominated for Best Stunt Coordination in a Motion Picture for "Afflicted" (2015)
  • Achieved Best Stunt Coordination in a Feature Length Drama for "Force of Execution" (2014)
  • Awarded Best Stunt Coordinator for a TV Movie for "Forever 16" (2014)
  • Recognized as Best Stunt Coordination in a Feature Length Drama for "Maximum Conviction" (2013)
  • Multiple nominations and wins for Best Stunt Coordination and Direction in series and films like "True Justice" (2012-2013)

• Screen Actors Guild Awards:
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  • Nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture for "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" (2009)
• World Stunt Awards:
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  • Nominated for Best Overall Stunt by a Stunt Man for "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever" (2003)
  • Nominated for Best Fight for "Shanghai Noon" (2001)
• UBCP/ACTRA Awards:
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  • Nominated for Best Stunt for "Prison Break" (2017, Episode: Ogygia)
  • Nominated for Best Stunt for "The X-Files" (2016, Episode: Babylon)
• Online Film & Television Association:
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  • Nominated for Best Stunt Coordination for "War for the Planet of the Apes" (2018)
• Beyond the Curve International Film Festival:
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  • Nominated for Best Director for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)
  • Nominated for Best Comedy for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)
    
    

• Rome International Movie Awards:
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  • Winner for Best Comedy for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)
• Hollywood International Golden Age Festival:
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  • Winner for Best Director for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)
  • Winner for Best Screenplay for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)
• The Gladiator Film Festival:
  

• Winner for Best Comedy for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)

• Hollywood On The Tiber Film Awards:
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  • Winner for Best Screenplay for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)
• Paris Film Awards:
  

• Winner of Silver Award Action for "The Guardians" (2022)
• Winner of Honorable Mention Sci-Fi for "The Guardians" (2022)

• Sweet Democracy Film Awards:
  

• Winner for Best Director for "The Guardians" (2022)
• Winner for Best Producer for "The Guardians" (2022)

• 8 And HalFilm Awards:
  

• Winner for Best International Screenplay for "The Guardians" (2022)

• Arrow International Film Festival:
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  • Winner for Best Mobile Film for "Rumbo: First Pee" (2022)
• Stanley Film Awards:
  

• Winner for Best Narrative Short for "The Guardians" (2022)
• Winner for Best Original Screenplay for "The Guardians" (2022)

Expanding Horizons‍

Beyond directing, Lauro has embraced the roles of writer, developer, and producer. He has several feature projects in development with his production companies, showcasing his versatility and ambition within the film industry. Lauro's journey from Martial Arts competitor to a multifaceted filmmaker highlights his passion for action cinema and dedication to creating exciting stories.

In Summary

Lauro Chartrand Deville's career blends Martial Arts expertise with creative storytelling. His work in action films, both on screen and behind the scenes, has made a significant impact on the genre. As he continues to work on new projects, Lauro's legacy in action cinema is firmly established.