THE HIT LIST: December 10, 2018
Two more weeks until the holidays! Have you guys laid out Christmas plans yet? I have, and if I’m fortunate then they’ll mostly include sleep.
mark musashi
ACTION WITH A MESSAGE: A Word With Dorian Kingi And Linda Jewell For The New Shortfilm, VIOLENCE
Violence (Trailer) from PMV, LLC on Vimeo.
YEAR ONE: A Word From Yours Truly
September 21, 2012 came and that evening I decided to go over to Twitchfilm to look at the latest. I scrolled and saw their report forwarding the announcement of Jackie Chan’s Police Story 2013, and that excited me. But I knew that I needed a better platform. And on the spur of a moment, a Facebook community page was born with a title that I still doubt even makes sense! I but more anything, I wanted it to work. And it eventually, what I started out as a movie page evolved into something that would require me to do something a little more daring.
Two Enemies Battle Across Space And Time In The New Short, CHRONO SHOCK: LOST ANGELS
Back in February when I officially started Film Combat Syndicate’s official blog, I had the distinct honor of sharing a dialogue with martial arts actor and stuntman, tokusatsu action performer and hero to the tokusatsu fan community, Mark Musashi. In my interview with him, he explained some of his views about his own strides in becoming a filmmaker, saying the following:
MARK MUSASHI: A Stuntman’s Path
Chances are if you are a Tokusatsu fan, you have probably heard or read the name, Mark Musashi (or マーク武蔵 if you are Japanese). But don’t be fooled too much by his last name, or even his convincing looks. Although born in the city of Rikuzentakata, Iwate, Japan, and having also lived in Shimokitazawa , much of Mark’s history is rooted in the rural town of Buckfield, Maine.
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