Name: How Actors Fake Fight In Movies
Uploaded: 2018-09-16T21:01:20.000Z
Duration: 5 min 15 s
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I'm a stunt coordinator in the film industry.

Everybody's either known as a fight guy, a wheel guy,

but I've always been known more as a fight guy,

When it comes to taking a man with your bare hands,

James Cagney did a movie, "Blood on the Sun."

You know, the '70s was obviously the Bruce Lee era,

So then you know, I think "Bourne" kind of

changed some things, and that was heavily based on

that different style of fighting, was more realistic.

"Raid: Redemption" series was also done fantastically well.

"John Wick" was brilliant, it was very heavy Judo-based.

Otherwise, it's just punches and kicks and throws and locks.

The second step is, what's the shooting style?

Do they like to do a lot of insert shots, flash cuts?

whether I really need to have a flow of moves,

or if it's gonna be cut together in snippets.

We're gonna do a little demonstration here,

What we really have to talk about is selling to camera.

The camera, when stacked, we're stacking right now,

or if I actually hit him, it all looks the same.

Well, that doesn't work, we see a mile in between.

There's a couple of things that I call "choreo-killers."

We make it look like it's the Verrazano, okay?

I always say, you want to pretend that there is a pole

So the first thing that happens is your head goes.

Now I really want you to really throw it really hard.

Obviously, don't hit me, 'cause I have meetings after this.

You are going to punch him in the face, okay?

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How Actors Fake Fight In Movies

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