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Vidyut Jammwal Describes Stunt Practices in India and Hollywood
Vidyut Jammwal talked about how stunts are done on film sets.
He said that, in the production he observed, actors and stunt performers rehearse every day.
After he did a stunt, six stunt performers would repeat it for the cameras.
He said this helps the crew get the shot they want.
He also said that productions he observed usually keep the actor’s take if the actor does the stunt.
Jammwal likes that in India, actors are encouraged to do a stunt when they can.
Vidyut Jammwal discussed stunt work while speaking about Street Fighter.
He said stunt performers rehearse and repeat scenes each day in the production he observed.
He described six stunt performers repeating an action after his shot so the crew could get the best shot.
He said productions he observed mostly keep the actor’s shot when the actor performs the stunt.
He said he likes India's approach of having actors perform stunts when they are able to.
- Who
- Actor Vidyut Jammwal.
- What
- He described differences in stunt practices in India and Hollywood.
- Where
- India and Hollywood.
- When
- Why
- He said repeated stunt performances help the crew get the best shot, and that he likes actors doing their own stunts when they are able.
Hollywood practice described
Indian approach praised
Who performs the stunt
Hollywood practice described
Jammwal said productions he observed mostly keep the actor's shot if the actor performs the stunt, while stunt performers also repeat the action.
Indian approach praised
Jammwal said he likes the Indian approach that actors should perform a stunt if they are able to.
Key facts
- Speaker
- Vidyut Jammwal
- Project mentioned
- Street Fighter
- Stunt performers described
- Six stunt performers repeated the action after Jammwal's shot.
- Production practice described
- The action was rehearsed and performed repeatedly each day.
- Jammwal's preference
- In India, he likes the approach that actors should do stunts if they can.
Quotes
Vidyut Jammwal
Actor and martial artist interviewed about stunt practices.
“Everybody likes to perform their own stunts, but with us, this is what I witnessed. You will rehearse everything, you will do everything every day, and you will have six of your stuntmen doing the same thing every day. They don't waste time. I go do my stunt/shot, I come back, and they will reset the camera, and all six will perform it so that the guy gets his best shot. This is the difference. They mostly keep the actor's shot if they've done it. In India, what I like is, if you can do it, you”
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