First and foremost, stunts are dangerous. All stunts. Whether it\u2019s running from a giant explosion or slipping on a wet tile floor, stunts can result in injury or even death \u2014 even when planned properly. This article is for educational purposes only.<\/p>\n
Stunts are exciting! They can add a real sense of danger to a fist fight when suddenly Wham!<\/em> the hero gets suplexed through a table. They can add physical comedy to catch the audience off guard, like a character falling out of his chair unexpectedly. Stunts can also add a nice level of production value. But that doesn\u2019t mean that all stunts have to be expensive.<\/p>\n Now, blowing up buildings and flipping cars is beyond the scope of this article. Here we will go over a basic introduction to stunt coordination and some small-but-exciting stunts for low budgets.<\/p>\n
\nStunt Coordination<\/h3>\n