Chance Minter

At the age of 9, Chance Minter's mother received a video camera that she'd never see again. Instead Chance took that camera, along with past family vacation videos and proceeded to record over them with his friends in short films and sketches. This would be the start of his interest in becoming a filmmaker. Later on at the age of 16, Chance was hit by a drunk driver. He'd soon pick up the sport of boxing to help work out the muscles in his back that had been injured from the accident. This would then lead Chance to discover Uwe Boll's challenge to his critics that would later become known as "Raging Boll". After countless e-mails where quotes from Rocky 3 would be used with "Balboa" being traded out for "Boll", Uwe would finally accept Chance's challenge at the age of 17. The youngest contestant in the challenge, Chance was not actually an established critic as was a necessity for the challenge. Upon arriving on the set of Uwe Boll's black comedy, "Postal" he was quickly pulled to video village by Uwe and shown clips from his upcoming films. Through this experience Chance would grow a sense of admiration for the director, followed by a serious pounding in the boxing ring, and finally receiving an internship for the film "Far Cry". Chance would then go on to work on three of Uwe's films (Far Cry, Rampage, and The Storm) prior to relocating himself from Frederick, Maryland to Los Angeles, California. In August 2011, Chance Minter and Anthony Roldan founded New Revolution Productions, LLC.