The Stage 32 Videos: Fight Choreography

The Final Trailer of the action/thriller series Escape: No Return

A bitter spirit imprisoned in Hell, Nico begrudgingly forgives his former lover for sending him there.

In "The Patriot," Mel Gibson's character, Benjamin Martin, wields the tomahawk in a gripping and memorable sequence set against the backdrop of the American Revolutionary War. I demonstrate a simple upswing and hack down on the musket with a finish. Trained extensively for the role, Gibson seamlessly integrates historical accuracy and visceral intensity into the choreography. The choice of the tomahawk as a weapon adds a unique dimension to the combat scenes, symbolizing the rugged resourcefulness of the character. The choreography, a collaboration between Gibson, the fight choreographer, and the director, is designed to balance brutality and finesse, showcasing both the raw power and strategic skill of Martin. The sequence not only serves as a visual spectacle but also contributes significantly to the character's development and the overall narrative, leaving a lasting impact on audiences as a standout moment in the film.

In this video, I discuss the crucial role of a skilled fight choreographer working in close collaboration with a director to create dynamic and safe fight scenes. The process involves initial discussions to establish the scene's vision and safety considerations, detailed planning of blocking and action choreography, and rigorous training and rehearsals with actors. The choreographer also works with technical crews to ensure that the visual and emotional aspects of the scene align with the narrative. On set or on stage, they supervise the action, maintaining open communication with the director to make necessary adjustments, ultimately enhancing the production by bringing thrilling and safe fight scenes to life.

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Hey all, I just wanted to post the first animated short of a series I am developing called "Animals Outchea". This is only the first of many. I'd love to talk more about it if any are interested. Animation/Art-Enigma Productions (https://www.youtube.com/@TheEnigmaProductions/videos) Concept/Choreography-Richard Kanneh

Fight / Action clips from a few films I was in.

Shot/ Directed and Edited by Steeven K. Choreo by Borhan Jiang Assistant Choreo: D'arcy Hardy A man is interrupted during his piss break.

That is a real machete at my throat, but the blood is chocolate cherry flavored. Concept film for The Lost Ones, an offshoot of The 31, about how Kane recruits Drek and Nukte from surviving on their own for many years to serving as second in command of the powerful, opportunistic militia that preys on unwitting groups of survivors.

"The Buccaneer Brawl" A customizable fight and stunt show. Written/Directed by Christopher Leidenfrost. Fight Direction by Randy Kiersnowski. Additional choreography: Armond Cecere and Christopher Leidenfrost.

Falling, punching, kicking, stabbing, shooting, you name it. I'm game.