Tactical Cinematic Development

In this episode I speak about violating the fourth wall by spiking the camera and I compare it to spiking in real life.

In this episode I discuss the reasons behind simulating injuries in fight scenes or damage in fight scenes and the importance of damage and injuries in reality.

In this episode I discuss ASMR Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response and how it works in cinema 📽️ and in reality.

In this episode I answer a question regarding my favorite fight scene.

In this episode we talk about the differences in angles and their uses in cinema and angles as they pertain to reality when using them in a fight.

In this episode I answer listener mail. This comes from a gentleman by the name of d a r r e l l out of Greenville South Carolina. He asked how do I come up with the fight stuff? I guess what he's asking is how do I planning create the fight scenes that I work on.

In this episode I delve into how your role or the character that's played in film helps to determine the fighting system and the articulation of it thereof and also how it helps determine what a fighter might be like based on their personality and preferences in reality.

In this episode I discussed the importance of wardrobe selection in cinema and also considerations for reality especially when it comes to confrontations.

In this episode we discuss how comedy or comic relief plays a very important part in many fight scenes and articulated violence and also we discuss how you can use that comic relief to relieve and dissipate anxiety and fear in reality.

In this office we delve into the differences between anger and aggression and Cinema and in reality and how they each affect one's perspective and one's actions.