Chris M. Robinson

Owner of Visionlight Entertainment LLC, a film production company founded in 2002. Partners with producer John Rotondo.

Born and raised in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Chris began studying Martial Arts in grade school and further developed an interest in Stunt work and Filmmaking. He taught Martial Arts privately focusing on Aikido and other styles of Japanese martial arts. He holds several ranks in various Martial Arts including Tae Kwon Do, Judo, Jeet Kune Do, and Shotokan Karate. He is 1 of only 3 Full Certified Jeet Kune Do Instructors in Connecticut with direct teaching lineage to Bruce Lee. He was inspired by Steven Spielberg after meeting him in 1997 on the set of "Amistad" and subsequently Wrote, Directed and Edited his first feature length film "Murals". His first film experience was working as a Stuntman and Fight Scene Coordinator in the film "On the Burn". He later went on to work with Shonda Rhimes (creator of TV's Grey's Anatomy) and Will Smith, Omar Epps & CCH Pounder as a still photographer for the film "Blossoms and Veils".

After seeing the film "Above the Law" in 1988 he was inspired to become a Police Officer. He has maintained a very active and very intense career in Law Enforcement for over 19 years earning some of the departments highest awards including The Police Medal of Merit, The Police Combat Cross, multiple Achievements for Outstanding Arrests and as well as being promoted to the rank of Police Sergeant. Ironically this profession lead him to later become a personal bodyguard to Steven Seagal almost 20 years after first being inspired by him. While on the set of "Pistol Whipped" Robinson grew a common bond with Steven Seagal and was even cast as a Stuntman in the film as well as playing the role of a responding Police Officer after a major shootout scene involving Steven Seagal.