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Reel Time: MICHAEL LEHR (2014)

Reel Time: MICHAEL LEHR (2014)

Since the new year started, I’ve written quite a few times on some work recently released online featuring the action performance stylings of stuntman and actor Michael Lehr, a favorite of mine being his most recent test fight for LBP Stunts Chicago with stuntman Alex Hashioka. I’ve personally enjoyed writing about him, and needless to say, he’s got some amazing things in the works this year, particularly for fans of Hong Kong action and MMA, in addition to a few other things I will continue to learn a little more about in further hopeful conversations in due time (even I have to learn certain things in a timely fashion).

I will say that I recently had the honor of taking an early look at one fan fight Lehr performed with another stuntman I have written about before, and honest to goodness, I know you will love it too. In the meantime, I highly advise you check out his latest reel, and do have the good sense to subscribe to his channel. It will be worth your time and enjoyment.

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REEL TIME: Mickey Facchinello (2014)

Action fans can expect plenty of surprises this year from independent action filmmaker and rising star in fight choreography, Vlad Rimburg with his latest project putting him on the path to the galaxy far, far away with creator and Force Storm Entertainment frontman, actor and action actor Noah Fleder‘s currently-developing Star Wars fan series project. Leading the first of the series is an episode titled Dark Betrayal which features an amazing slate of some of the best cinematic action performers to take the internet by storm in recent history, including LBP Stunts Chicago member, action actress and stuntwoman Mickey Facchinello taking the lead in Sith form as you can see in the photo aligned above left.

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D.Y. Sao And USURP Proudly Present Their CALLING CARD

D.Y. Sao is an award-winning martial artist, actor, stuntman and fight choreographer. His first venture into martial arts and screen fighting came between the ages of seven and thirteen, inspired by classic Jackie Chan and Jet Li movies. When he got into college, he gained the opportunity of a lifetime at the Southern California Wushu Academy under Sifu Chris Ho.

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