Fight Designer, LLC

Prop experiments:

The switch in Spring Awakening Quick test of an idea I had for an upcoming production of Spring Aw...

Psychological Safety in Handling Theatrical Fi****ms | FSU Digital Repository There is no universally accepted definition of safety, as understanding varies across different processes and practices. In my opinion, in the context of theatrical stage combat, the word “safety” is often used loosely, and as a result, there may be the assumption that safety is represented by a...

Printed Training Gun Remixes First time trying to do any remixes of stl models, apart from very ...

New Workshop dropping! Gonna try the Pay-what-you-will thing and see how it goes - went fine for the fi****ms workshop earlier this year. Hoping to get a mix of performers and filmmakers and be able to touch on the many collaborative aspects that can make or break a fight scene. Hosted by CTV studios, in the back corner of the lot at 2455 Willakenzie Rd (behind Sheldon high school), Sunday July 12th. Pay what you can, learn what you can, then go create what you can!

Brendan Wayne (Din Djarin’s on-set actor) created a massive 370-page “Mando Bible” detailing every behavior and mannerism for The Mandalorian.

A breach of one of those rules even forced a reshoot on Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.

“First of all, I'm not using my right hand for anything other than grabbing my gun. I don't pick up the kid in my right hand. My right hand is my gun hand, and they would have to write around things…. There's a scene in the movie where there's, like, five seconds where I didn't do something, somebody else jumped in the screen and did something, and I was like, 'We gotta reshoot that because you used the wrong hand.'”

(via MovieWeb)

The Evolution of Stance Just because it's not what the trendiest gunfluencer on YouTube sho...