Carlos Guity's life journey began in the vibrant neighborhood of the South Bronx, New York, where his passion for acrobatics and circus arts was sparked at a remarkably young age of eight.
He was fortunate enough to be accepted into the prestigious New York School for Circus Arts, which was run by the renowned Big Apple Circus, and began training in a variety of circus disciplines, including basic ballet, tumbling, hand-to-hand acrobatics, foot juggling, juggling, pyramids, and unicycle.
This rigorous training laid the foundation for a successful career as an acrobat, and in 1990, Carlos joined the professional core company of the Big Apple Circus, where he spent eight years honing his skills and performing in numerous acrobatic acts, including Teeterboard, 3 and 4 person hand balancing, Juggling, Elephants, Dance, and comedy acrobatic acts.
In 1999, Carlos made the move to Orlando, Florida, where he took on a new challenge as a stunt performer at Walt Disney World's Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular. Over the course of his 20-year tenure, he mastered a range of skills, including high falls, fights, stunt acting, repelling, and stage fighting, and even had the opportunity to train new stunt performers in the role.
As his stunt career progressed, Carlos earned his first TV credits on the series "Sheena," working under the guidance of stunt coordinators Glenn Wilder and Jeff Pruitt on over 15 episodes.
In recent years, Carlos has had the privilege of working on several Marvel films, including Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, solidifying his position as a respected and accomplished stunt performer in the industry.
