DMYTRO POPLAVSKYI
Vancouver, BC
Background Performer
Agency: Picobello Talent Inc.
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Height: 6' 5"
Weight: 227
Hair: Black
Eyes: Blue
Fluent in English, Ukrainian, Russian, and German, tall, athletic man 6’5” tall
Certified lifeguard, swim instructor, First Aid & CPR/AED. Tennis coach with a strong athletic background.
Well-suited for roles as security guard, police officer, paramedic, firefighter, military personnel, sports coach, athlete, bodyguard, emergency responder, and other physically demanding or authoritative characters.
Professional, reliable, highly motivated, fully available for productions, and able to travel throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland with own transportation 7 days per week.
Certified lifeguard, swim instructor, First Aid & CPR/AED. Tennis coach with a strong athletic background.
Well-suited for roles as security guard, police officer, paramedic, firefighter, military personnel, sports coach, athlete, bodyguard, emergency responder, and other physically demanding or authoritative characters.
Professional, reliable, highly motivated, fully available for productions, and able to travel throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland with own transportation 7 days per week.
Film & Television
Background Performer
Various Background Roles
Vancouver and Burnaby Productions
Training
On-Set Background Performance Experience
Water Safety Training
Lifesaving Society Canada
Rescue
Tennis coach
University of Physical Education
Teaching
Skills and Interests
Languages: Russian, Ukrainian,German, English
Tennis coaching
Water rescue techniques
Surveillance & risk prevention
Emergency action plan execution
CPR/AED & Oxygen administration
Sport :
Strong swimming endurance
Tennis coaching
Professional Skills:
Leadership in group instruction
Public safety communication
Customer service
Conflict de-escalation
Team coordination in emergency situations
Professional Strengths
Safety-focused mindset
Calm decision-making under pressure
Reliable attendance and punctuality
Positive learner-centered teaching approach