Mary Read, correct? Or just some pirate named Mary? Where do you take these classes? (sorry, I'm an acting nerd, and a pirate nerd, and a stage combat nerd.)
LOL. Theater fencing usually is usually to stylized, slow, and with no obvious off hand oppotunity attacks, no kicking opportunity attacks, no "knuckling"(ramming handgaurd into face), and no biting or head butting....lol
Great acting and nice fencing coreography - maybe a bit too "clean" (or artificial). Check out our attempts at stage fencing if you want to (although we are no real actors, just sport fencers)
Agreed. It just needs to be alittle faster to keep it from looking so uniform. Seemed too choreographed... I kept thinking of that scene in Robin Hood: Men in Tights when he was like "Parry, parry, thrust thrust....Good!" (weird thought I know)
Other than that, superb acting, just work on the fencing....and the music choice at the end is questionable
I took drama in highschool, got to do very little in way of stage combat, but mostly because the swords we had were ghetto and merely holding them cut your hand up pretty badly...(seriously, one hit and the hilt fractured.) But me and Erica made some pretty fun fights together.
great job... all of ya! yeah, this is def. better than your midterm, which was still pretty good! Nick, can you come to Avila and be my stage combat partner? i'm a freshman acting major too! ;) ;) Arielle, you so funny!
good fight but you have a habit that I share too - you get too vertical in your stance - like when you're retreating in the beginning phrases. jeans are suck for fighting unless its costume- but great work!
I really want to get into Stage Combat! The punching and the fencing was so cool. I'm literally dying of jealousy here. They don't teach this sort of thing at my school *cries*
This piece was awesome. You kept all the blows away from the face and the style was amazing. If you don't mind a knit-pick from a fellow theatre student training for his Actor/Combatant certification, the only thing I would have added was more emphasis in the reach of your attacks... it gives a sense a real danger and makes it less like a dance. Awesome job though! I loved it! Check out my final!
You are very talented. The music gives great atmosphere. Are you professional?
Please would you look at my two videos and tell me what you think?
Davidthe29directors 2 years ago
Awesome, we're learning basic stage combat in my drama class =]
tvzu2 3 years ago
This is hilarious! I just finished a unit on stage combat... xD gooooooooooooodjob
coolness317 3 years ago
Mary Read, correct? Or just some pirate named Mary? Where do you take these classes? (sorry, I'm an acting nerd, and a pirate nerd, and a stage combat nerd.)
JadePenbrooke 3 years ago
pussy whipped lol
VBearV 3 years ago
the music is from the movie 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' (in the first half of the fight)! nice!
unaflux999 3 years ago
Thank you very much for sharing :) What grade did you get on the final? It was very good i enjoyed very much.
theaterdemon 3 years ago
You kinda owned him and he almost got on chance. Nice job.
atheatergeek 4 years ago
check out my video of stage combat its funny i did it with my friend
Disneyfan1004 4 years ago
not the best iv seen, i agree the faster u do it the more "improvised :)
Disneyfan1004 4 years ago
Too slow, makes it look coreographed
blkblt2dgree 4 years ago
LOL. Theater fencing usually is usually to stylized, slow, and with no obvious off hand oppotunity attacks, no kicking opportunity attacks, no "knuckling"(ramming handgaurd into face), and no biting or head butting....lol
TheRealArchAngel 4 years ago
No no. All kicks were fake. I don't want to really hurt the guy! He's foxy for Pete's sake! :p
barona1 4 years ago
omg, great! did that gurl (dk if it's u) really kick the guy or was that the fake combat thing?cause it looked real to me....
raihatheanimeluver 4 years ago
That's RIGHT! Don't take no lip from a man in pajama pants!
misformurmur 4 years ago
Great acting and nice fencing coreography - maybe a bit too "clean" (or artificial). Check out our attempts at stage fencing if you want to (although we are no real actors, just sport fencers)
sabre1981 4 years ago
Agreed. It just needs to be alittle faster to keep it from looking so uniform. Seemed too choreographed... I kept thinking of that scene in Robin Hood: Men in Tights when he was like "Parry, parry, thrust thrust....Good!" (weird thought I know)
Other than that, superb acting, just work on the fencing....and the music choice at the end is questionable
MGP1337 4 years ago
You should make it look as if you intend to actually kill each other, i.e., don't just clash the blades together far away from your bodies.
calderwis 4 years ago
I took drama in highschool, got to do very little in way of stage combat, but mostly because the swords we had were ghetto and merely holding them cut your hand up pretty badly...(seriously, one hit and the hilt fractured.) But me and Erica made some pretty fun fights together.
Foxblinde 4 years ago
great job... all of ya! yeah, this is def. better than your midterm, which was still pretty good! Nick, can you come to Avila and be my stage combat partner? i'm a freshman acting major too! ;) ;) Arielle, you so funny!
PinkLemonadeFever 4 years ago
Arielle slaying a wide swath! She is a DELIGHT!
rudrah 4 years ago
Arielle! Chicklet you rock! Loved the film making too and your cute co-star! Tons of fun and super energized fighting! Congrats!!
MezzoDiva 5 years ago
Nice job. You guys are good at selling the hits.
TheKindler 5 years ago
good fight but you have a habit that I share too - you get too vertical in your stance - like when you're retreating in the beginning phrases. jeans are suck for fighting unless its costume- but great work!
adriannap 5 years ago
I really want to get into Stage Combat! The punching and the fencing was so cool. I'm literally dying of jealousy here. They don't teach this sort of thing at my school *cries*
groupiesrule 5 years ago
I'm inspired too. I'm taking a Stage Combat class at the art school I'm attending over the summer.
<3
InuxWoof 5 years ago
This is amazing. I am inspired.
-- Richard Zeien
rczeien 5 years ago
This piece was awesome. You kept all the blows away from the face and the style was amazing. If you don't mind a knit-pick from a fellow theatre student training for his Actor/Combatant certification, the only thing I would have added was more emphasis in the reach of your attacks... it gives a sense a real danger and makes it less like a dance. Awesome job though! I loved it! Check out my final!
hotme33 5 years ago
Someone please cast Arielle in a swashbuckler, she's a natural. 5/5
BritCanuck 5 years ago