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Burnie Burns Biography, Wife, Amazing Race, Children & Net Worth
Burnie Burns Full Name (Michael Justin “Burnie”) Born in Rochester, New York, Burns is a famous American writer, actor, producer, animator, comedian, and director. he is also co-founder of the production company Rooster Teeth. Burnie is also known for the popularization and contributions of Machinima, a technology that uses computer video game technology in its production.
It is also popular in hosting and podcasting. His first major work was “Red vs. Blue: The Blood Gulch Chronicles,” a web series that turned Burnie into an internet overnight, a widespread backlash.
Burnie then joined video game design company, Electronic Arts, who created a promotional series using their upcoming game ‘The Sims 2’. in the 2015 tear The Hollywood Reporter named Burnie one of the “Top 25 Digital Stars”.
BURNIE BURNS AGE
Burnie was born on January 18, 1973, he is 46 years old in 2019.
BURNIE BURNS ÉPOUSE | JORDAN BURNS
He married Jordan Burnie 2000 but they divorced in 2001. Burns is engaged to Ashley Jenkins to date. However, he has no children.
NET WORTH OF BURNIE BURNS
Burns has an estimated net worth of $5 million.
BURNIE BURNS AMAZING RACE
The Amazing Race is an American reality television show in which usually eleven two-race teams around the world, in season 28 Burnie participated with his lover Ashley Jenkins, coming in fourth place.
CAREER OF BURNIE BURNS
Burnie started his career in 2002 with some of his friends, first he made a trailer for “Red vs. Blue”. but the series struggled to make it to the screens, he then took on the task of producing the series and so created a company named Rooster Teeth.
The first episode of the series aired in 2003, it was produced using machinima technique technology from video footage from a game to pre-recorded dialogue and other audio. “Red vs. Blue,” a series that was originally intended to be made as a short film, has become an internet sensation, and the comedy factor has only boosted its popularity. its crew members quit their jobs and fully focused on creating the series which was initially supposed to last for one season, but seeing its growing popularity, the makers decided to close it with an open ending.
The team came up with another series known as ‘The Strangerhood’. This time around Burnie partnered with game publishing company, Electronic Arts, as they wanted to promote their next game ‘The Sims 2’ in 2005. What followed was a series called ‘PANIC’ a been created. The five-episode long run was a promotional tool for the upcoming ‘FEAR’ game.
Audiences encouraged Burns on Rooster Teeth to create their own live-action series after it went live for the first time. Burns was then invited to host several series, such as “Immersion”, “The Gauntlet” and “Million Dollars, Goal”.
“Minecraft: The Story of Mojang” was Burns himself took on the responsibility of producing a documentary. as one of the machinima’s innovators, he has made appearances at the Penny Arcade Expo, San Diego Comic-Con International, Sundance, and the Sydney Film Festival. Related Post: Cole LaBrant
Burns appeared on two episodes of the improv comedy game show @midnight. In 2015, Burns competed on season 28 of The Amazing Race with his fiancée, Ashley Jenkins, coming in fourth place. In 2017, Burns had a cameo appearance on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia as an unspoken bar patron. In September 2017, alongside Jenkins, he co-hosted the first Purpose Awards, an extension of the Streamy Awards.
Lazer Team and other film projects from 2015
In June 2014, Rooster Teeth launched a crowdfunding campaign for the film Lazer Team on Indiegogo. The fundraiser reached its goal of $650,000 in less than 10 hours and broke Indiegogo’s record for fastest movie campaign to reach $700,000. In three days, the Lazer team broke $1 million. In 2015, Lazer Team held the record for the most funded movie campaign on Indiegogo with over $2.4 million raised.
Burns explained during the campaign that as he made more money, the film’s budget grew. “The original talent budget was based on making the film with the bare minimum with us throwing the rest of the planned budget away. For example, this meant using in-house talent almost exclusively.
As the budget increases, our opportunities to approach all kinds of talent also increase. The same goes for visual effects, quality of props and costumes, lighting, crew, etc. Burns co-wrote, co-produced and co-starred in the film as Hagan. It was released in January 2016, making it one of the first titles that Rooster Teeth’s parent company, Fullscreen, will distribute in its new feature film division.
Burns appeared in the 2015 short, Hit, as Officer Harris and in the sports comedy-drama The Outfield. Burns is set to appear on Blumhouse Television’s Red 12 Deadly Days YouTube series.