The Duel - reelkick.com

Reel Kick Films is a professional stunt team specializing in martial arts, fight scenes, and all around stunt choreography.

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[thevitigo]

good camera but the fencing is far from be creative ;( but in total it`s "watchable"

[thayr]

@thevitigo

Yep. We never had any formal training. Thanks for "watching".

[jarjoneslmk]

Was this filmed in the Paul Green in Williamsburg? Are you based there?

[thayr]

@jarjoneslmk

This was filmed in Chapel Hill N.C.

[DeLaMol]

I wold like to see those two in real duel :P I wonder who will survive :P I think they are not really professional team for martial arts specially swordplay :( sorry guys i am historical fencer ... this doesn't look like a duel :(

[thayr]

@DeLaMol

I'll reiterate: This was shot in only a few hours and we had very limited knowledge of sword work, foot work, etc... As for being "not really professional", our Reel Kick 2010 reel seems pretty professional to me!

[ktvzs]

their footing wasn't even close to correct either, but this is meant strictly for simple entertainment. if you have a complaint i suggest that you message the creator of the film.

[thevitigo]

@thayr knowing that it`s even better ;p...don`t hesitate and have a look on our video and let me know ur opinion thx

[corsair419]

@darkcolmar

I'm a modern sport fencer. As entertainment, this is a far cry better than the average swordsmanship. My advice to the makers is this: From my perspective, less is more in blocking swordfights. Look at the difference between pirates of the carribbean (clang clink jump and nobody's ever gonna get stabbed) as opposed to the end of Rob Roy or the Duellists (careful consideration, economy of motion, etc). People who have experience with swordplay appreciate the latter much more

[Stagefight1]

Great, fast-paced movie swordfight, be proud of yourselves!

Ignore darkcolmar and comments... William Wilson's "Arte of Defense" is just about as far away as you can possibly get from rapier combat. Of the 20+ books and manuscripts on historical rapier combat that I have, Wilson's book is the one that sits gathering the most dust.

[hfp22]

Orra ficou muito loco