stunt performer (EN)
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Stunt performers execute actions that are too dangerous for actors to perform, that they are not physically able to do or require specialised skills such as fight scenes, jumping from building, dancing and others.
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Source aliases (EN)
- stuntwoman
- stunt action performer
- film & television stunt performer
- stunt woman
- stunt fight performer
- film and TV stunt performer
- equine stunt performer
- stunt man
- stunt artist
- film and television stunt performer
- daredevil
- stunt double
- fight performer
- film & TV stunt performer
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 17
- manage feedback
- follow time cues
- follow work schedule
- perform stunts
- work with the camera crew
- study roles from scripts
- harmonise body movements
- attend rehearsals
- express yourself physically
- adapt to type of media
- analyse own performance
- follow directions of the artistic director
- work with respect for own safety
- collaborate on costume and make-up for performances
- study media sources
- work with an artistic team
- work with the lighting crew
Optional (EN) · 28
- practise extreme sports
- organise rehearsals
- use firearms
- practice martial arts
- perform risk analysis
- communicate expectations of fight actions
- drive vehicles
- perform dances
- adapt fighting techniques for performance
- photography
- practice dance moves
- interact safely with animals
- perform improvisation
- film production process
- obtain relevant licenses
- perform with motion capture equipment
- work with prop makers
- self-promote
- prepare rehearsals
- acting techniques
- interact with fellow actors
- lighting techniques
- search for a suitable filming location
- ride horses
- adapt to acting roles
- analyse your fight discipline expertise
- sword fighting
- learn the choreographic material
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