How do you keep stunts safe but cinematic?
Safety starts in pre-production. With trained professionals, previs planning, and smart camera design, you can make action look dangerous without ever being dangerous.
The Core Principle: Plan to Protect
Every great stunt is a magic trick. The illusion of danger depends on real control: rigging, rehearsals, and rehearsal timing. The safest sets are the most prepared ones.
How We Do It
At Violence Conductor, safety starts before the first rehearsal:
- We conduct location assessments for every set.
- We build in “safe zones” and hidden pads for falls.
- We manage communication between cast, crew, and camera at every stage.
Camera Tricks That Save Lives
Tight angles, lens compression, and cutting can make hits look closer than they are. We often choreograph sequences with camera operators so the illusion stays strong while keeping performers safe.
Real vs. Risky
There’s a difference between realism and recklessness. Realism sells the story; recklessness stops production. A professional stunt coordinator knows the line.
