Action Talks with Eric Jacobus
Action Talks with Eric Jacobus
Eric Jacobus
Gui DaSilva-Greene on stunts, dance, producing, and vulnerability (Action Talks #11)
1 hour 43 minutes Posted Jun 2, 2023 at 9:00 pm.
Intro
The History of Gui
Were You Always Interested In Being an Entertainer?
Blending Martial Arts and Dance
First Experiences With Indie Style Fight Choreography
Meeting Vlad Rimberg
Finding Character in Motion
Transitioning From Indie Action Scenes to Stunt Work
Capoeira
Beef Between Artists, The Ultimate Fuel For Creativity?
The Shaw Brothers Role in Breaking's Origins
Getting Into American Stunt Work
Indie Versus Industry Constructing a Fight Scene
What To Take Into Consideration When Fighting An Actor
Working with Sebastian Stan
Characterization in Action Cinema
Stunt Doubling
Doubling Chadwick Boseman
Gui's Characterization of T'Challa
Teaching Actors Versus Martial Artists
Research for Black Panther Role
If Indie Action is Rock Music, What's Hollywood?
Dance and Dialects
The X Factor in Art
Eastern Vs Western Action Sensibilities
Action Designing for Chris Brown
Striking Balance In Action Designing
Balancing Safety and Spectacle in Service of Story
Lessons in Designing Previs
Vulnerability in Acting
Injecting Vulnerability Into Character
Different Types of Strengths
Gui's Goals
Gui's Words of Advice and Wisdom
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Gui DaSilva-Greene is a stuntman, actor, action designer, motion capture
performer, martial artist, dancer, and producer. He got his start in
the indie action movement on the east coast, and he's worked on films
like Captain America, Winter Soldier, Civil War, and many more. We talk
about stunts, acting, training actors, and African martial arts and
dance and how it all comes together for him. You can see his IMDB here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5302031/