A selection from various works of a choreographer/director/stunt coordinator/stuntman/actor Jordana Perry, known as JJ Perry. Worthy.
JJ Perry Demo Reel 2012
Thanks for the link Celpaso
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I am waiting. I hope there will be something exciting.
I would like to mention Pasha as a person who has been an active participant in this project since…
Sad ending, albeit with a joke...
Added a video from the filming of "Twilight of the Warriors".
Demoril for 2013
youtu.be/3rNaGAxooHU
"Tournament for Survival" (The Tournament)
Tell me, what kind of movie is it from 0:19 seconds?
Respect to the dude! :)
Defender with Statham.
Excuse me, but what movie is it at 1:41? It's like Christian Bale is playing :)
In general: I appreciate and respect you, I wish you happiness, health and success =)
This is honestly...an awesome example of the fact that fight choreographers and stunt directors are still needed (on the Fighter TV channel they cited one choreographer as an example, according to whom he would demolish mountains, but now no one needs choreographers).
Loco started out as an ordinary stuntman and stunt double (Mortal Kombat 1 and 2, TV series), then began choreographing fights and stunts in low-budget films (Undisputed 2, Tournament). now he is already in full swing in big cinema (Knockout with Carano, Defender with Statham, Wolverine with Hugh, Underworld 4, soon his work can be seen in Django Tarantino)
And most importantly...Loko is extremely multifaceted. Stages both fights and stunts. Able to work in low-budget fighting games (with a minimum of time, money, ropes, etc.), and in large projects (with graphics, scale, etc.). He puts on a variety of choreography: we need acrobatics and unrealistic jumps...please (Undisputed 2), we need more realism, but while maintaining effectiveness...please (Knockout, Defender). Both pros in film fights (Scott Adkins) and newcomers (Tatum, McGregor) serve well on the screen.