Cheyenne Buchanan, a multifaceted individual with a remarkable career trajectory, had already achieved great success as an actor, screenwriter, fight choreographer, and published author before winning the prestigious Best Supporting Actor award at the 2019 International Film Festival in Madrid, Spain.
This talented individual's journey in the entertainment industry began at a young age, when he took on the role of "Old King Cole" in the 2nd grade at the head of his school's playhouse in Bartow, Florida. Over the years, he honed his craft through method acting and eventually developed a passion for writing, penning short stories from a very young age.
Buchanan's writing skills were first recognized in middle school, when he won a writing contest with a 10-page tale titled "Attack of the Killer Croutons from a Planet Somewhere Near Mars!" Although the story was riddled with grammatical errors and misspelled words, it was the most original, funny, and odd story at the school that year.
After spending many years as a professional fighter and fight instructor, Buchanan shifted his focus to writing and acting, penning multiple feature films that have been made, optioned, or are currently in development. He is also a seasoned script editor, story editor, and novelist, with books like "The Tower" and "Binary" already available, and many more projects in the works.
Buchanan's background as a professional fighter and decades of experience teaching martial arts has also inspired him to become a capable and dedicated feature film fight choreographer on projects he is involved in.
