Cheyenne Buchanan

Before actor, screenwriter, fight-choreographer, and traditionally published author, Cheyenne Buchanan, won Best Supporting Actor in 2019 at The International Film Festival ceremony held in Madrid, Spain... his career spawned in the 2nd grade when he took on the role of "Old King Cole" at the head of the school's playhouse in Bartow, Florida. He honed his craft through method acting over the years that followed and eventually took to writing short stories at a very young age... winning his first writing contest in middle school for a 10-page tale entitled "Attack of the killer croutons from a planet somewhere near Mars!" While it was full of grammatical errors and misspelled words, it was the oddest, funniest, and most original story at the schoolhouse that year.

Later in life (after spending many years as a professional fighter and fight instructor) he plunged himself into the world of writing and acting... penning multiple feature films that have either been made, optioned, slated, put in the proverbial pipe, or in development. He is also a seasoned, professional script editor, story editor, and novelist with such books as "The Tower" (soon to be a feature film) and "Binary" already available... with many more on the way.

His skills as a former professional fighter and decades of teaching martial arts have also inspired him to be a capable and dedicated feature film fight choreographer on projects that he is involved in.