Daniel Lavigne
Daniel Lavigne is a stunt actor and stunt performer who worked on Justin Lin's Trek sequel  under stunt supervision of Michael Gunther. 

Born in Ottawa, Ontario, Lavigne studied acting at the New York Film Academy in New York and under Paul Weber in Los Angeles, California. He is a graduate of the Action Film Academy, located in New York, and holds a 4th degree black belt in karate.

In 2010, Lavigne worked as associate producer and actor on the crime thriller Evol, which was nominated for an Action on Film Award in the category Best Action Sequence – Feature the same year. The following years, Lavigne worked as an actor on the horror film The Day (2011, with stunts by Krista Bell), the short drama Devil's Candy (2011), the action film Agent Beetle (2012), and the action film Crook (2013).

He then worked as stunt performer on the short action comedy Wired (2013) and as stunt double on the television mini series Ascension (2014).

More recently, Lavigne performed stunts in the action drama Gutshot (2015) and in Bryan Singer's superhero sequel X-Men: Apocalypse (2016, executive produced and featuring Stan Lee).

External links 
 DanielLavigne.com – official site
 
 

Stunt performers