Who doesn’t like an epic on-screen fight, an intense car chase, or a superhero jumping off a skyscraper? As we know, such scenes usually require various experts on set with specific knowledge (for example, for wire work), a huge budget, and massive preparation in advance. Yet, even if you’re shooting on a smaller scale, and your stunts might seem simple at first glance, it’s imperative to approach them with care and professionalism. That’s what the new exclusive MZed course “Selling The Punch” is all about – how to film stunts safely and make them look good at the same time. Ever written a scene where someone falls or gets slapped in the face? Then this is definitely worth a read for you! Safety on set is written in all capitals, regardless of how big the project you’re working on is. That is also the reason MZed launched the new course “Selling The Punch” in the first place. Held by seasoned stunt coordinator and director America Young, together with cinematographer and CineD contributor Graham Ehlers Sheldon, this course doesn’t leave out any steps on how to become the next Michelle Yeoh. Instead, the creators share their filmmaking experience and offer the basic knowledge to approach combats and other stunts, while keeping your team and cast safe. Disclaimer: This article, as well as the course itself, are no substitute for a fight choreographer, a stunt coordinator, a professional rigger, a medic, trained stunt professionals, or any other experts you might need for...
Published By: CineD - Friday, 25 August, 2023