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After losing his daughter, a grieving stuntman gets involved in a botched heist that goes violently awry, ultimately sending him on a vengeful rampage to find peace and reunite with his lost child.

Coming Home is to be shot in two very different worlds vying for position in Joseph's life. The first is the bright and happy relationship Joseph shares with his daughter, Kayla. The other, a dark seedy criminal underground that Joseph has tried to steer clear of, but to no avail, as the needs of his family become more than the need to stay away from the violence of his past and the ultimate cost of more than he could imagine.

Coming Home blends grounded, highly emotional scenes with high-octane stunt/fight sequences, then finishing with an "I did NOT see that coming" gut punch having the  audience leave with a gaping hole in their hearts. 

WRITTEN by Daniel Lavigne

Daniel Lavigne is a dynamic athlete, award-winning stunt performer, actor, fight coordinator, and stunt coordinator, with a passion for telling stories through action. A Gold Medal World Champion martial artist with over 35 years of experience, Daniel is renowned for his versatility and excellence both in front of and behind the camera.

A graduate of the prestigious New York Film Academy’s acting program, Daniel also won First Place for Overall Performance at the Action Film Academy. He is a proud member of both ACTRA and SAG-AFTRA.

With over 150 film and television projects under his belt, Daniel has performed and coordinated stunts for leading studios and networks including Amazon, Apple TV, BET, CTV, Bell Media, Fox, Netflix, NBC Universal, CBC, Disney, Lifetime, Global, CBS, and more. As co-stunt coordinator alongside Angelica Lisk-Hann, Daniel has contributed to high-profile series such as Cross, Accused, Mayor of Kingstown, Titans, FUBAR and many others.

His exceptional work has earned numerous accolades, including a Best Action Sequence Award from the Action on Film International Film Festival in 2010. In 2023, he was a two-time nominee for the ACTRA Stunt Ensemble Award for his contributions to Mayor of Kingstown and Titans. Additionally, Daniel won SAG Awards for Best Stunt Ensemble for his work on both Jack Ryan and The Boys.

In addition to his stunt career, Daniel is a talented writer, producer, and co-star of the action-comedy short film Mama's Boys. His most recent project includes his role as co-coordinator, fight coordinator, stunt double, and actor on Amazon’s Cross, based on the bestselling novels by James Patterson. This series has gained Daniel an NAACP Award nomination for Best Stunt Enemble.

As a partner at The Collective Action Group, Daniel and Angelica mentor the next generation of stunt professionals, fostering new opportunities for aspiring artists to tell stories through action.

DIRECTED by Angelica Lisk-Hann

Angelica Lisk-Hann

is an award-winning stunt coordinator, director, actor, and mentor, with over three decades of experience in the entertainment industry. A trailblazer in her field, she made history as the first Black female stunt coordinator in Canada and remains one of a rare few worldwide.

With 30+ years as a performer, 15 years as a stunt coordinator and 5 years as a director, Angelica has contributed to over 250 Film and Television projects worldwide. She has coordinated stunts for over 80 shows, working with some of the most renowned networks and studios, including Amazon, Apple TV, BET, CTV, Bell Media, Fox, Netflix, NBC Universal, CBC, Disney, Lifetime, Global, CBS, and more. Her portfolio features notable projects like the award-winning Book of Negroes, Kick-Ass 2, Clarice, Accused, and, for the past two seasons, the record-breaking TV series Cross. Based on James Patterson’s best-selling novels, Cross stars Aldis Hodge in the role of Alex Cross and is reimagined by Blue Monday’s Ben Watkins. Angelica serves as the supervising stunt coordinator and 2nd unit director for the series.

Angelica’s contributions to the film and television industry extend beyond her work in action. In 2016, she received the Role Model of the Year Award from the Black Canadians/Diversity Advancement Network, recognizing her outstanding work and advocacy for diversity in the industry. A passionate advocate for stunt recognition, Angelica lobbied the Academy to create the CSA Award for Best Stunt Coordination and helped establish the ACTRA Stunt Award. Additionally, she contributed to the creation of the Vulture Stunt Award. Her dedication to excellence was further recognized when she won the 2020 CSA Award for Best Stunt Coordination on a TV Series for Mary Kills People. Angelica has been nominated for three CSA Awards in total.

In 2023, Angelica received the prestigious ACTRA Award of Excellence and was named one of Toronto Life Magazine’s 50 Most Influential People of the Year in 2024, making her the first person from the stunt community to be honoured with either distinction. Most recently, Angelica & business partner Daniel Lavigne were nominated for an NAACP Award for their work on Cross.

Beyond her impressive career, Angelica is deeply committed to mentoring the next generation of stunt professionals. Through her company, she develops aspiring stunt coordinators and has helped launch many new careers in the industry. This innovative group has evolved to write, produce, and direct their own content under The Collective Action Group Inc.

Angelica’s passion for storytelling through action continues to inspire and shape the future of the stunt world, and she remains dedicated to motivating a new generation of action artists on a global scale while being a driving force for change and progression in the film & television industry.