Andrew Chin Earns Emmy Nomination for Henry Danger

Henry Danger: The Movie received major recognition at the 2026 Children’s & Family Emmy Awards with a nomination for Outstanding Stunt Coordination for a Live Action Program — a testament to the incredible work performed behind the scenes by stunt coordinator Andrew Chin and his team.

Based on the hit Nickelodeon superhero comedy series, Henry Danger: The Movie brought the beloved characters back with larger action sequences, ambitious practical effects, and high-energy stunt performances designed for both longtime fans and a new generation of viewers. The production blended comedy, superhero action, and cinematic stunt work into one of Nickelodeon’s biggest live-action projects of the year. (paramountpressexpress.com)

Leading the stunt department was Andrew Chin, whose career spans stunt performance, fight choreography, and action coordination across film and television. Known for his precision, safety standards, and ability to create dynamic action tailored to story and character, Chin helped elevate the film’s physical action sequences to Emmy-recognized levels. From wire work and fight choreography to practical impacts and large ensemble stunt coordination, the film demanded a wide range of stunt disciplines executed at a high level.

While the award ultimately went to another production this year, the nomination itself places Henry Danger: The Movieamong the industry’s top live-action family productions for stunt coordination. In the stunt world, recognition at the Emmy level reflects not only technical execution, but also leadership, creativity, and the ability to safely deliver complex action under demanding production schedules.

For Andrew Chin and the entire stunt team, the nomination stands as well-deserved recognition of the hard work, long hours, and commitment that brought the film’s superhero world to life.