Edward Fernandez

Eddie Fernandez was born and raised in the lower east side of New York City. His passion started with martial arts, sports and music. He always had a passion for movies and music which led to a scholarship in music percussion at the 3rd Street Music School. His interests then shifted to involvement in acting. He attended City-As-School High School where he had access to internships in the entertainment field. He trained and performed live with the Teatro Tiempo Theater Group, Sullivan Street Players and Enact group, and was even featured in an episode of Law and Order in 2009 alongside Anthony Anderson and Jeremy Sisto. His acting teachers pointed out his unique ability with stage combat and suggested he become a stunt man. His dedication to martial arts continued. His last internship was with a dance company called Anitgravity, which featured ex-Olympian gymnasts. Director and owner of the company Christopher Harrison inspired Eddie to open his own martial art class and become a fight choreographer. It was in 2004 when he was influenced to take a higher calling in writing and directing, and founded the production company Eternal Eye Entertainment, in cooperation with actress Sybelle Silverphoenix (Dirtbags). In addition to working on his own films, he collaborated with actress Christina Calph (Arthur, Tower Heist) on her sketch comedy web series XXX: A Bad Girl's Ball, as well as various other projects, including music videos, industrials, and actors' reels.