Vadim Pavlenko

Vadim Pavlenko was born on Apr 07, 1980 in Ukraine. Vadim Pavlenko's big-screen debut came with Tuman - Season 1 directed by Artyom Aksenenko in 2010, strarring saboteur.

Vadim Pavlenko was born on April 7, 1980 in Ternopol, Ukraine. From 1988 to 1996 he was engaged in karate, kick-boxing, mixed martial arts and was engaged in gymnastics. In 1996, he defended a candidate for master of sports in kickboxing. In 1996, a career began in the country. At the end of the tour in Belarus, a handyman got a job in a Czech circus tent "Warite Marion". Performance in the genre of artistry in the genre (fakir) work with fire, broken glass and snakes. In 2003, he went to serve in the armed forces of Ukraine, under a contract. In 2004, he went to perform combat missions in Iraq. In 2011 he moved to live in St. Petersburg, found himself in the cinema as a stuntman. He applied for membership in the "Union of stuntmen and stunt workers" of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, as a stuntman. In 2015, in the year of cinema of Russia, he was invited by the Ministry of Culture of the Chuvash Republic as a VIP guest to open the year of cinema of the Russian Federation and the year of work in the Chuvash Republic, where he performed with a stunt team. Also a participant in the IV international forum of culture in St. Petersburg. In 2016 he joined the Stunt Guild of Russia (Union of Cinematographers of the Russian Federation).