Rod Johns(I)
- Writer
- Producer
- Stunts
Rod Johns was a generous member of the film and TV industry, donating much time and effort over the years.
Rod's vibrant, active life saw his involvement across a wide range of creative areas and daring pursuits. Rod was an actor, writer, boxer, runner, lover of motorbike racing and sky diving, amongst many other things.
The list of even just Rod's most recent activities is a testament to a life crammed with experiences: Rod was second assistant camera on recent David Blyth film Ghost Bride (2013), he played a memorable starring role in recent Steven Samuel Johnson short film The Window (2014) and was associate producer on Fred Pott's Clear Eyes Rise of the Zombies (in production). Rod's credit on steam punk heist short Stella 459 reads Associate Producer. However, as he paid tribute to Rod, Director Jonathon Rayner-Burt told a bigger story: 'Rod was everywhere and everything on [Stella 459]. Producer, set engineer and carpenter, grip, gaffer, AD, Evil Guard #1, stunty, fight choreographer, the works. He'd be up in the ceiling rigging lights or working a drill or shouting and generally getting on with getting things done. I know from other industry friends and colleagues that he always gave his all on set and in everything he was involved in, and that, like this project, his contribution was a major part of the final success.'
Rod's vibrant, active life saw his involvement across a wide range of creative areas and daring pursuits. Rod was an actor, writer, boxer, runner, lover of motorbike racing and sky diving, amongst many other things.
The list of even just Rod's most recent activities is a testament to a life crammed with experiences: Rod was second assistant camera on recent David Blyth film Ghost Bride (2013), he played a memorable starring role in recent Steven Samuel Johnson short film The Window (2014) and was associate producer on Fred Pott's Clear Eyes Rise of the Zombies (in production). Rod's credit on steam punk heist short Stella 459 reads Associate Producer. However, as he paid tribute to Rod, Director Jonathon Rayner-Burt told a bigger story: 'Rod was everywhere and everything on [Stella 459]. Producer, set engineer and carpenter, grip, gaffer, AD, Evil Guard #1, stunty, fight choreographer, the works. He'd be up in the ceiling rigging lights or working a drill or shouting and generally getting on with getting things done. I know from other industry friends and colleagues that he always gave his all on set and in everything he was involved in, and that, like this project, his contribution was a major part of the final success.'
