Featuring Ruby Burton, Mikaila Imaguchi and Andrew Ng. Choreography, Camera work, Editing, Coloring, and sound design by Chuck Johnson #martial arts #fightchoreography #stunts #action #quietflameproductions

Chuck Johnson vs. Mitsu Konno. Camera work by Yutaka Nozawa. The concept was simple. A high-noon wild west style showdown; but at dusk with Katanas instead. #katana #action #stunts #martialarts #movies #cinematography #quietflame #tokyo #Japan

Featuring: Main: Mitsuhide Konno Adversary 1: Yutaka Nozawa Adversary 2: Mikaila Imaguchi Adversary 3: Brendan Stallings Camera, Editing, Coloring, and Sound Design by Chuck Johnson #Fightchoreography #actionscene #stunts #martialartsmovies #fightscene #action

Featuring Yutaka Nozawa as the main. In addition to profiling Yutaka's Comedic talents, and playing with cinematic transitions, this fight was also made as a homage to my favorite director (Christopher Nolan) whose stories always explore the relative nature of time and space. #fight choreography #action #martialarts #space #timeslip #movies

Andrew Ng vs. Alice Iwamoto, Brendan Stallings and Mitsu Konno. This fight was originally intended to be a 5v1 one-take moving rotating camera fight, but two people couldn't make it on the day, so we had to redo the choreo, cinematography and shot list on the spot. Despite that, all in all, I think it turned out well. Great job guys! #fightchoreography​ #action​ #stunts​ #martialarts