Greyson Erik Pendry
- Actor
- Stunts
Actor, stunt man, athlete, adrenaline junkie-all describe Greyson Erik
Pendry, 24, who performs daily as a stunt actor, precision driver and
stunt driving instructor in Orlando, Florida. Greyson has recently
appeared in the feature films, Dead by Friday (2012), Frank vs. God
(2013) and Prey (2014).
Born in Statesboro, Georgia, Greyson began acting at the age of 4 in Birmingham, Alabama. By age 7 when his parents moved him to New York City, he had already appeared in numerous print ads, commercials, and industrial films. In Manhattan, Greyson quickly began performing on daytime and primetime television, along with late night shows (Saturday Night Live, The Conan O'Brien Show, and multiple appearances on Late Night with David Letterman), and his first feature film, Man on the Moon, with Jim Carrey. Greyson moved to Los Angeles at 9 years old and appeared in several primetime television shows, including Judging Amy, The Profiler, and the Christmas episode of 'ER'.
At age 13, after a successful career as a child actor-which also included more than fifty national commercials and voice-overs-and upon moving to Las Vegas, Greyson's love of athletics overcame his acting career, which was put on hold. He excelled as a two-sport varsity athlete, winning a lacrosse state championship. He also developed a passion for racing anything fast, especially cars, and became a regular at the Las Vegas Strip as a drag racer.
Greyson continued to play lacrosse collegiately at both Arizona State University and the University of Tennessee, where he received his Bachelor's degree in Political Science. He also continued to pursue automobile racing, getting licensed for wheel-to-wheel racing and building cars in his spare time, and trained Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) for four years. While in college, Greyson also started the promotional events company, "10essee." On his 22nd birthday, he moved to Orlando, Florida, where he resumed his career as an actor and stunt performer.
Born in Statesboro, Georgia, Greyson began acting at the age of 4 in Birmingham, Alabama. By age 7 when his parents moved him to New York City, he had already appeared in numerous print ads, commercials, and industrial films. In Manhattan, Greyson quickly began performing on daytime and primetime television, along with late night shows (Saturday Night Live, The Conan O'Brien Show, and multiple appearances on Late Night with David Letterman), and his first feature film, Man on the Moon, with Jim Carrey. Greyson moved to Los Angeles at 9 years old and appeared in several primetime television shows, including Judging Amy, The Profiler, and the Christmas episode of 'ER'.
At age 13, after a successful career as a child actor-which also included more than fifty national commercials and voice-overs-and upon moving to Las Vegas, Greyson's love of athletics overcame his acting career, which was put on hold. He excelled as a two-sport varsity athlete, winning a lacrosse state championship. He also developed a passion for racing anything fast, especially cars, and became a regular at the Las Vegas Strip as a drag racer.
Greyson continued to play lacrosse collegiately at both Arizona State University and the University of Tennessee, where he received his Bachelor's degree in Political Science. He also continued to pursue automobile racing, getting licensed for wheel-to-wheel racing and building cars in his spare time, and trained Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) for four years. While in college, Greyson also started the promotional events company, "10essee." On his 22nd birthday, he moved to Orlando, Florida, where he resumed his career as an actor and stunt performer.
