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Tactical Cinematic Development
by Chris Manganelli
This podcast is delves into the world of martial arts and combat cinema, but also the reality sports and street combat. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-manganelli/support
Episodes
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S2 EP 15 FEAR
In this episode I discuss fear and how it applies in cinema and the effects it has in reality.
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Season 2, EP14 what does it take to be a great fight choreographer in film and a great fighter in r
In this episode I briefly delve in what it takes to be a great fight choreographer in film and a great fighter in reality. I delve deep into the arts and science.
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Season 2, EP13 how durable is the human body?
In this episode I briefly discussed the actual durability of the human body in reality versus what we see in cinema.
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Low light conditions in cinema and in reality
In this episode I discussed the significance of low-light situations in cinema choreography versus low light situations in reality and how both are dealt with.
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Season 2 episode 11 which is harder? Articulating a fight scene between two inexperienced people?
In this episode I talk about the differences in difficulty and hazards in formulating a fight scene that is meant to demonstrate inexperienced people in a scene that illustrates a fight between Street people versus a scene that is meant to illustrate a fight between experience fighters. I also…
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S2, EP10 martial arts posture versus defensive posture which is better?
And this segment we talk about a martial arts posture versus a defensive posture in cinema and in reality, and we discuss the viability and effectiveness of each.
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Street Fighter v. Traditional and classically trained fighters
And this episode I break down the differences in reality and in cinema between Street fighters and traditional and classically trained fighters. I dispel some of the myths and speak on the reality of it all.
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Season 2, EP 8 Transition to weapon systems in Cinema an Reality
And this episode I talk about the transition from empty hand conflict to wielding a weapon. The difference between what I've spoken of in the past is not necessarily the use of the weapon but the transition itself.
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Season 2, EP7 Fancy moves in cinema versus fancy moves in reality.
You're going to delve into the truth about fancy moves and Cinema versus fancy moves in reality. Do all those fancy moves you learn in reality at a martial arts studio or combat gym actually work in a situation?
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Obstacles and egresses in Cinema and reality
In this episode we delve into the use of obstacles and egresses in cinema as they are planned in orchestrated on purpose versus obstacles and egresses in reality which are not, and how to deal with them.
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Season 2 episode 5 Style and Swag.
In this episode I delve into the subject of styles and swagger when it comes to fight choreography and in reality in the at the competitive level and at Street level.
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Close quarter combat in film and in reality.
In this episode I discuss close quarter combat as it relates to fight choreography and the articulation of cinematic violence and I compare it to close quarter combat in reality.
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The slap heard around the world Will Smith slaps Chris Rock!
Breakdown of Choreography vs. Reality plus perspective viewpoint.
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Weapons of opportunity in Frame and Reality
This episode we discuss weapons of opportunity as they appear in frame for shadowing what might be used, and in reality we talk about weapons of opportunity that one might find when entering and scanning a room.
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Season 2, EP#2 Bad choreography, good editing & Leveraging what your good at in a fight
This episode I describe how bad choreography might be salvaged by great editing and how fighters who are not good at one thing can leverage what they're good at to win with the other.
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Season 2! EP 1 Response and Anticipation
In this episode I talk about response and anticipation in film and in reality and how they contribute to either positive or negative outcomes.
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Set Safety and RUST the film...
In this episode I wanted to discuss the importance of said safety and how as an actor and also a choreographer I would handle a weapon that is handed to me.
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EP 51: Learn your craft.
In this episode we discuss what it takes to actually learn your craft beyond just imagining what you would want to do and putting into action what you need to do.
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PRESS RELEASE!!!!
New art House theater opening in Columbia, South Carolina!!! Check out freedomfest film.com and also check out Carolina film Network npo.org for more information!!!!
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EP50: Adaptation Motivation
In this episode I talk about adaptation in action scenes or fight scenes in cinema as well as adaptation and reality.
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EP49: Spiking and Striking.
In this episode I speak about violating the fourth wall by spiking the camera and I compare it to spiking in real life.
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EP48: Simulated Injury in Film and Actual Injury in Reality.
In this episode I discuss the reasons behind simulating injuries in fight scenes or damage in fight scenes and the importance of damage and injuries in reality.
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EP47: ASMR... what you hear can help you see.
In this episode I discuss ASMR Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response and how it works in cinema 📽️ and in reality.
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EP46: Mail Call!!!
In this episode I answer a question regarding my favorite fight scene.
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EP45: Angles in Cinema and in Reality
In this episode we talk about the differences in angles and their uses in cinema and angles as they pertain to reality when using them in a fight.
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EP44: Mail call
In this episode I answer listener mail. This comes from a gentleman by the name of d a r r e l l out of Greenville South Carolina. He asked how do I come up with the fight stuff? I guess what he's asking is how do I planning create the fight scenes that I work on.
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EP43: the effect of roll or character in film and in reality on fighting system.
In this episode I delve into how your role or the character that's played in film helps to determine the fighting system and the articulation of it thereof and also how it helps determine what a fighter might be like based on their personality and preferences in reality.
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EP42: Wardrobe
In this episode I discussed the importance of wardrobe selection in cinema and also considerations for reality especially when it comes to confrontations.
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EP41: Comic Relief!
In this episode we discuss how comedy or comic relief plays a very important part in many fight scenes and articulated violence and also we discuss how you can use that comic relief to relieve and dissipate anxiety and fear in reality.
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EP40:Anger vs. Aggression
In this office we delve into the differences between anger and aggression and Cinema and in reality and how they each affect one's perspective and one's actions.
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EP39: Mail call: Answering mail 📬 from Jarred in Columbia, SC!
I this episode I answer our first question ⁉️ [email protected]
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EP38 Picking the right TEAM.
This episode I discuss how to pick the right team for the right scene!
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EP37: Beware the contract!
In this episode I discussed the pitfalls and dangers of contracts.
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EP36: Diet Prep
Is this episode I speak briefly about the dietary needs of an actor preparing for a fight sequence or to play a certain character and the dietary needs of a fighter preparing for a fight.
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EP35: prep time for a fight in cinema and a fight in reality
And this episode I discussed the actual preparation time for a cinematic combat scene and for an actual fight in reality.
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EP34: Women in Action!
In this episode we briefly explore how women have made leaps forward in action Cinema and in reality.
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EP33: ability versus creativity
In this episode I speak about how your ability can limit your creativity or enhance it. I describe how it works in cinema and in reality.
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EP32: Storyboarding
In this episode we discuss how storyboarding is used in cinema and how it can be applied in reality with a couple of tweaks.
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EP31: action in cinema and in martial arts then and now.
In this episode we take a brief look at the development of action and Cinema as it correlates to the introduction and practice of martial arts in America.
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EP30: Follow the Action!
In this episode we talk about following the actions in cinema such as the camera following the action in a choreographed fight we also talk about reality where you follow the person's movements and learn what it is that makes them vulnerable and capitalize upon it.
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EP29: what's the character "WHY" in cinema and in reality?
In this episode we discuss what the characters motivations desires and reason for doing the things that they do actually are in other words what is this character's "WHY?" And I also hope that this drives you to ask yourself what is your "WHY" in life?
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EP28: Pace yourself before you Break yourself!
In this episode we speak on the importance of pacing yourself when formulating and creating fight scenes for Cinema but also pacing yourself in reality when it comes to a hard long and drawn-out conflict or simply pacing yourself and your opponent.
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EP27: Learning the importance of wielding a weapon in cinema and reality.
In this segment we speak on the importance of learning how to wield a weapon in cinema and in reality. When we talk about a weapon we speak of weapons that are pre-modern I'm not talking about guns and I may be talking about knives but mostly traditional weapons designed for combat in a variety…
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EP26: Phases of Training
This episode we discussed the phases of training which in this case are static, fluid, and dynamic.
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EP25: Beauty of Simplicity vs. Complications of Complexity
In this episode we describe how simplicity can be sometimes more effective than complexity in fight choreography and in reality.
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EP24: you can choose your environment in cinema, but your environment chooses you in reality.
In this episode we discuss how environments are chosen planned and created for fight scenes and Cinema but how in reality your environment is thrust upon you.
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EP23: Know your system!
In this episode number 23 we talk about knowing your system.knowing your system means knowing exactly what it is that you're training in because some people think they're doing one thing when in fact they're being taught another and they're only doing a disservice to themselves. I speak on this…
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EP22: Dealing with fatigue.
In this episode we talk about how to deal with fatigue in film and in reality. We also talk about how to overcome it and move forward to become a champion.
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EP21: the right weapon for the right scene in film and reality.
and this segment we talked about using the right weapon for the right scene in film as it pertains to the way the scene is written the character is developed and the current environment is selected and in reality how you would apply this to your situation.
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TCD Episode 20: Age Progression
in this episode we discussed the effects of age and the progression that an actor and a martial artists and combat Arts person experiences as they move forward through their careers.
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This podcast is delves into the world of martial arts and combat cinema, but also the reality sports and street combat. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-manganelli/support
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