CHOREOGRAPHY

From a young age, I was always interested in action films and the unbelievable visual spectacles captured on the screen. This soon turned into a love for stunts and choreographed performances, for which I trained hard to become the professional Stunt Choreographer I am today. The journey has been fun and challenging; full of risk-taking, innovative thinking, and lots of both mental and physical preparation.

I was thrilled to work on this project, where I had to choreograph a pub brawl in the early 80s. It was a challenge to make the fight realistic and exciting, while also respecting the historical style and cultural context. I had to research the clothing, weapons, music, and slang of the time period and location, and incorporate them into the scene. I think the result was a dynamic and authentic representation of a pub fight in the 80s.

In this folk horror production, we were tasked with choreographing several action sequences. One scene required an actor to simulate strangling the main actress by grabbing her neck for a brief moment. In another scene, we had to ensure the main actress’s safety by creating protective measures for her back as she was pushed against a hard wall by another actor.

This is a sample of my early work as a fight choreographer and performer. I mixed different martial arts and stunts to create this exciting clip. The crazy part is that we did it all without any safety gear or pads, just on a random field.