The Art of Stunt Fighting

The Art of Stunt Fighting Our goal is to teach you the art of fighting for television and motion picture.

Steve Jones Watson, with over 20 Fight and or Stunt Coordinator credits in Film, Television, Music Video and Theater, has had the honor of Choreographing fight scenes for Don (The Dragon) Wilson, Cynthia Rothrock, Eric Lee, Art Camacho, Sasha Mitchell, Costas Mandalor, Kathleen Kinmont, Ice T, Koolio, Tim Thomerson, Sam Jones and all of the Stunt Fighters that made these names look great. Steve's

held many Stunt Fighting Seminars for Master Eric Lee, Art Camacho and many others, from films in pre-production to a course at UCLA. Steve is presently holding his Stunt Fighter Seminars to find and develop members for his new Stunt Fighting Team, “The Chock Outline Brigade.”

All levels are welcome; from Actors who wish to add another tool to their toolbox to Martial Artists who would like to use their skills to start working in the movie industry.

01/28/2022

A great Director, Actor and Martial Arts Legend has just passed away. RIP GM Harry Mok.

01/16/2022

Otay, I'd like to send out a Super Great Big Giant Thanx to Tommy Rage for this really cool review on Me In Theory, (Brief insights, delightful tales, and inspiring short stories shine a little on a man who lives his life to better himself and those around him. Steve Jones Watson is truly an inspiration to us all. Thank you for this wonderful book that everyone should read!!) Wow, I'm flattered beyond belief.

12/20/2021

Me in Theory

12/15/2021

"Who am I?" Just a member of society who's taken notes on what has and hasn't worked for him."Why am I writing a self-help book?"Because if I really can make the world a better place, then I feel it's my responsibility as a member of society to do so. It's one of my...

10/25/2021

There's a lot of opinions going around about the accidental shooting that took place on a film shoot last week. Here's my opinion on the issue. Having worked as a Stunt Coordinator, and an Armorer, I can tell you that they were not following proper procedure in the handling of the fi****ms on the set. Having worked as an Actor and Stuntman I can tell you that I always follow proper procedure, even if others don't, because it's my ass on the line. Having worded as a Producer I can tell you that it's the Producer's responsibility to not allow this type of conduct on his or her set. For Example: Nobody, including the Producer, Director or Superstar, carries a firearm on or off of the set. When the Armorer calls "Cold Weapon on Set." he or she opens the firearm and shows the Actors the unloaded firearm. He or she then shows the rest of the people on the set the unloaded firearm. He or she then hands the firearm to the Actor. When "Cut" is called, the first person on the set is the Armorer. He or she will collect up all fi****ms and remove them from the set; telling the 1st AD that the set is clear on his or her way off of the set. Everyone has a schedule and budget to keep, but "Safety First" should always be the call.

Meeting and working with Grand Master Eric Lee has had a profound impact on my career and my life. Check out his book. H...
10/05/2021

Meeting and working with Grand Master Eric Lee has had a profound impact on my career and my life. Check out his book. His words will no doubt have an impact on your life as well.

Welcome to Grandmaster Eric Lee's webpage. Please click on link to see my IMDB Credits!

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