• WEEK 1: Welcome

  • Welcome
  • Intro

  The 7 STUNT FIGHTING PRINCIPLES 

  • Distance
  • Eye Contact
  • Make Your Movements Big
  • Action = Reaction
  • Camera Angles
  • Open Yourself Up
  • Performance

  WEEK 2: How to Punch for Camera

  • Jab - Left and Right Punch
  • Hook
  • Upper Cut
  • Punch to the Body
  • Elbow Strike
    

  WEEK 3: Choreography Drills Punches

  Choreography Drills are designed to work the left and right brain. Learn all the different drills which will improve your Timing, Rhythm and Choreography Skills.

  WEEK 4: Choreography Drills Punches - Additional

  This section gives you an idea of doing the Choreography Drills with someone who has never done them before.  It gives you a better perspective of how it makes you feel and how it could benefit you for learning Choreography in general. 
  

  • Ones with Brigette: This section gives you an idea of doing the Choreography Drills with someone who has never done them before.  
  • Fives with Brigette: In this section I take Brigette through the FIVES Choreography Drills. Again, Brigette has never done this before so you can see it from the eyes of a person doing them for the first time.
  • The Tricky Part of Fives Explained: Here we cover the tricky part of the FIVES Drill again
  • Chat with Brigette about Focus Training: 

    Here we chat briefly about staying in FOCUS when doing your Drills but without losing FOCUS of your surrounding and your environment. 

    It's about staying in focus when external elements are trying to un-focus you.

  WEEK 5: How to Kick for Camera

  Learn the skills of how to kick for camera.

  WEEK 6: How to Kick for Camera - Additional

  Here we go through the Kicking Basics again with Jason.

  • Basic Kicking with Jason
  • Kicking with Spacing: Keeping a right amount of space and distance between your partner is paramount when performing fight choreography. Using the kicking pads helps you to work on your spacing and keeping the right distance from each other.

  WEEK 7: Wearing Protective Gear - Additional

  • Wearing Protective Chest Pads
  • Wearing a Kidney Belt

  WEEK 8: Choreography Drills Kicks

  • Spacing, Timing and Rhythm are important factors when it comes to Choreography Kicks.
  • Combination Kicks and Punches: Here we take some of the Choreography Drills Punches we have learnt and combine them with the Choreography Drills Kicks.  You can make your own combinations which could be endless.

  WEEK 9: Reactions

  Learn reactions that will get you in front of the camera

  WEEK 10: Steps in Teaching a Set Choreography

  Learn in a short space of time how to put a fight sequence together.

  WEEK 11: Adding Performance to a Set Choreography

  Apply all that you have learnt and put a believable fight together. The same rules apply as in WEEK 10 but now we do it in character.

  WEEK 12: Hong Kong vs Hollywood Filming Methods

  What are the main differences between a Hollywood Action Scene and a Hong Kong Action Scene.

  WEEK 13: What's in a Stunt Bag?

  What's in a Stunt Bag and what kind of protection pads will keep you safe.

  WEEK 14: How to film a punch and a swinging kick

  In this section we demonstrate three difFerent ways to film a punch and show you the tricks of the trade in how to film a Swinging Kick to the face, safely.

  WEEK 15: An Interview with Ronnie and Mikey

  I have a chat with seasoned Stunt Actors Ron Vreeken and Mikey Miller. In this interview I ask them how they got involved in the film industry and about their experiences working on different films.

  WEEK 16 - Fitness in the Film Industry

  I have a little chat to Mikey Miller about fitness in the film industry and what exercises are best suited for film work.

  WEEK 17 - Suggestion Box

  In our SUGGESTION BOX you can post any questions you have or put down any suggestions of things you would like to learn. 

  STUNT FIGHT TV LIVE - Action Clips Explained

  Stunt Fight TV LIVE - is brand new series where Action Director Philippe Deseck breaks down stunt fight scenes he has shot with his students and takes you through filming and performing tips from action scenes across the globe.

I have been working in the film industry for over 25 years and have seen many people come and go. In my day it was very difficult to know where to train or what to do in order to become a Stunt Performer or Stunt Actor.  Compared to today, information on the internet was very scarce. Nowadays, we have the possibility to learn any skill you desire through the internet, but many people still lack the necessary skills in order to perform certain tasks. 

With Stunt Fighting For Professional Actors we take it beyond the basic skills and will give you the necessary support, guidance and confidence for when you perform your first fight scene on set.  What we teach includes over 25 years of experience in one course. How do you make a punch look powerful? How do you keep yourself and your partner safe when performing? How do you perform a fight scene and don't lose focus on your character part?  How do you adjust your spacing, rhythm and timing to suit the scene? How do you show professionalism on set and get asked to work on the next job?  It is not just about the physicality but also about how you conduct yourself on set.

Inside Stunt Fighting For Professional Actors I'll teach you...

Ways of getting the best performance out of YOU

• How to feel confident performing skills you never thought possible
• How to work as a team 
• How to make your opponent feel safe so they can perform to the best of their ability
• How to open lines of communication so YOU can perform in a safe manner
• How to tap into your partner's energy so it does not feel awkward performing a fight scene with someone you have never worked with before