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Movie Philosophy: Fight Choreography

How to make fight scenes look impressive WITHOUT shaking the camera!

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Posted byHuy Minh LeMay 19, 2020April 26, 2020Posted inMovie PhilosophyTags:Acting Talent, Action, Adversarial, Agent Smith, Aggression, Alex Cross, Amazement, Anakin Skywalker, Anger, Annoyance, Annoying, Another Day of Sun, Asylum, Bad Choreography, Bad Editing, Baguazhang, Believable, Benny Urquidez, Better Fighter, Black Jacket, Bloopers, Brad Bird, Brutal, Budget, Build-Up, Camera Operators, CGI, Chair, Chapter 3, Cheap, Chinese, Circular, Close-up, Comedy, Core, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Dance Choreography, Demonstration, Donny Alamsiah, Dread, Drunk, Edgar Wright, Emma Stone, Empathize, Emphasis, Enhance, Environment, Episode III, Every day items, Ewan McGregor, Exception, Excessive Cutting, Expensive, Fast, Fast Cuts, Feel, Fight Choreographers, Fight Choreography, Fighting Style, Film, Foreign, Gabe Law, Gabriel Yulaw, Gauntlet, Grey Shirt, Hard Boiled, Hayden Christensen, Hero, Heroic, Hide, Hilarious dubbing, Hospital, Hot Fuzz, Huddled together, Hugo Weaving, Humour, Hurt, Huy Minh Le, Iko Uwais, Incomprehensible, Jackie Chan, Jason Statham, Jet Li, John Wick, John Woo, Keanu Reeves, Kick, La La Land, Lightsaber, Long Take, longwinded dialogue, Look good, Loop, Loosen up, Mamoru Hosoda, Michelle Yeoh, Mise-en-scène, Money, Movie, Movie Philosophy, Mr. Smith, Multiverse, Music Genre, Nature, Nauseating, Neo, Nick Frost, Nick Gillard, Norm, Nostalgia, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Opportunities, Opposing forces, Parabellum, Peaks, Planning, Poetry in motion, Popularity, Prevalent, Producers, Props, Punch, Punchline, Pursuit, Puzzle, Raw, Realistic, Recontextualize, Reflection, Rehearsal, Rehearse, Result, Retakes, Revenge of the Sith, Rhythm, Scaffolding, Script, Set-Up, Shaky Cam, Simon Pegg, Simplistic, Single-minded, Slow Motion, Someone in the Crowd, Special Effects, Star Wars, Story, Straight Line, Studios, Stunt People, Stunt Team, Stuntman, Stuntmen, Stuntwoman, Stuntwomen, Stutter, Surface Level, Surround, Suspension of Disbelief, Sword, Syndrome, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, The Incredibles, The Matrix, The Mummy, The One, The Raid, Thomas Anderson, Thoughts, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, Tool, Training session, Truth, Underdog, Undisturbed, Unnecessary, Unprofessional, Upperhand, Villainous, Visceral, Whole, Wide range, Wide Shot, William Shakespeare, Xing Yi Quan, Yayan Ruhian1 Comment on Movie Philosophy: Fight Choreography

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