Stunt Reel 2017 – Rustic Bodomov

A stunt reel is something Stunt performers use in order to showcase their work to Stunt Coordinators and Producers who may be looking to hire them. We gather our work together from past footage, and spread it around our networks. A common running time for a stunt reel is around 1 minute. This lets us showcase our movement and talent abilities without boring the viewer, as casting directors and stunt coordinators often don’t have too much time on their hands when looking to hire people.

As an example, here is my current stunt reel:

Along with a stunt reel, a stuntman needs to also have a good headshot and stunt resume. With these tools, we go “hustle” sets and introduce ourselves to the stunt coordinator. The key to a good hustle is to show up looking professional, have your resume handy, and don’t hang around too much. Just be professional, get in, say hi, and get out.

Stunts is a dangerous job which must be done safely for both the people doing the job, and the production insurance. This produces a tightly knit group of professionals who rely on knowing each other’s strengths to get the job done. The stunt community is therefore a hard shell to crack for anyone first starting out, as you have the catch-22 situation of wanting to gain trust by working jobs, but not being able to work jobs until people trust you. This is where having a good reel and a good personality comes in.

If you are a person who wants to get into stunts, be prepared to do A LOT of networking. There are stunt networking events and parties you will find out about once you start meeting people and asking questions. Bring your best self, and BE HONEST. You don’t want to fake your way into a job that you can’t physically do.

If you are a filmmaker who wants to find a good stunt performer / coordinator ask around your friends first, then be prepared to do some of your own searching. Stunt Reels are also a good way to find coordinators, as many stunt performers (after about 5 years experience) will start having coordinator credits show up on their IMDB and resumes. Hiring a stunt coordinator is the safest move when you are planning any sort of action in your project, as they will be able to provide the knowledge and equipment for everything to go smooth and safely. Also, a stunt coordinator may be able to help you out with how to film your action.

And with this I want to say thanks for reading, and feel free to send me any questions by email or a comment on my youtube videos! I just started releasing an action filmmaking tutorial series, which will focus on everything stunt related. We are currently teaching how to film a fight scene

I’m very happy with how this year’s stunt reel turned out, and I’m looking forward to the work I have ahead of me in 2017!

This year my stunt reel has footage from:
– Grimm (TV show)
– Smosh: The Movie (movie)
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– Six Gun Savior (movie)
– Six Feet Down Under (webseries)
– Primal (video)
– Dark Agent (video)
– Pokemon Go vs Street Fighter (video)
– Parkour Pacman (video)
– Levi’s Jeans (spec commercial)
– Madden 2016 (promo)

Here is my IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4493407/

If you’re new to my site, I am a Los Angeles based stuntman, and I specialize in fight choreography, parkour, wirework, wrecking, judo, taekwondo, and martial arts tricking. Watch my stunt reel below and leave me some love on my main focus, youtube!

Thanks for watching, and watch out for more videos to come soon! 😉

Rustic Bodomov stunt reel 2017

My 10 year YouTube Anniversary!

HEY GUYS!

January 22nd was my 10 YEAR youtube anniversary! That is amazing…

Granted, I haven’t been working on the same channel the whole time, I skipped around quite a bit before I decided to focus on “Rustic B” 2 years ago.. but this means I’ve been making videos for 10 years! Wow…

Rustic B celebrates his 10 year youtube anniversary

What follows is a summary of my Youtube Journey.. 🙂

It all started with “kellock71” (my current channel). One of my first videos, before I had a video camera, was a stop motion project called Origami Rave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkoS2V-aNag

After playing around for a while, I started teaching myself Parkour (in order to make what I thought were “cooler” youtube videos), and I made friends! I got some people together from an online Martial Arts Tricking forum and we started a “tricking team” (which didn’t get too far..) but we had a showreel! https://www.youtube.com/user/TeamKouro

Then I moved to Scotland for college, and started a Parkour team over there, where I taught classes twice a week for 3 years. We had Parkour meetups from all over the country, and were featured in some newspapers..I made a TON of friends and learned a lot about filmmaking. Here’s a channel I ran to document everyone’s progress, and our Parkour Jams: http://youtube.com/dundeepk

As I progressed in my filmmaking, I started wanting to play around with Action and Comedy skits.. so my friends Andrew Keiller, Sam Lewis and I created Kouro Media! (note the name similarity from “Team Kouro” above.. Kouro means “the way” in japanese). This channel got subscribed by Ubisoft when we made a parody webseries about “assassins creed”, and it was a pleasant creatively experimental space for all of us: http://youtube.com/kouromedia

Pokemon Go vs Street Fighter fight scene with Rustic B and Darren Holmquist

Kouro Media got me to start doing action and fight scenes, and I soon stumbled onto Eric Jacobus’ stunt people forums.. where I got inspired to move to Los Angeles to pursue stunts as a career. I made the move in May 2011, and quickly met a group of guys who were in a small stunt team. We started hanging out and training, and I quickly created a YouTube channel for us, where I was putting showreels, training days, and fight scenes. Urban Fist TV: http://youtube.com/urbanfisttv

Over the next couple of years, my focus shifted away from youtube and onto my stunt career. I learned a lot, and collected footage from training and working. During this time I was putting up showreels on what is now “Rustic B”, and I also made a second channel with my full name, to show my parkour/martial arts progress.. that’s right here: https://www.youtube.com/user/darustic

I then worked for a while as an editor for my friend Brady Romberg, and I started the channel “Action Academy” for him. I filmed/edited a couple featurettes with Johnny Nitro (of WWE fame), which helped raise money for a feature film we produced 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JQyMGGRNAc
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At the end of 2014 I worked for my friend Shawn Crowder on SMOSH: The Movie, and got inspired to get back into youtube. Youtube has been my passion, and i realized it was the driving force behind what I was doing for the 7 years prior.. so I went back to my smallest channel, kellock71, and I renamed it with my abbreviated name “Rustic B”. I am still contemplating changing the name to something more easily remembered (open to ideas).. but I am very happy to say that this channel is here to stay 🙂

Rustic B (note the URL): http://youtube.com/kellock71

Rustic B celebrates his 10 year youtube anniversary

In 2017 I am aiming to create one video per week, and I want to grow both as a skilled creator, and as an influencer. I am SO grateful for all of the wonderful people I got to collaborate with last year, and to everyone who has been helping me on my journey.

THANK YOU for watching and sharing my content. Thank you for your motivation and helping me learn. THANK YOU and LET’S CONTINUE TO GROW!

Here’s to another 10 years!

– Rustic

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Instagram: http://instagram.com/RusticB
Twitter: http://twitter.com/rusticb
Facebook Page: http://fb.com/RusticB
Have a wonderful day everyone!

Real Life Mario Kart 64 in Stop Motion!

We just made a Real Life Mario Kart 64 video! This is a sequel to the first Stop Motion Mario Kart that we did almost 2 years ago, but this time we included more items and effects!

Check it out below:

We had a ton of fun making this real life mario kart video.. Kyle (stop motion camera) and I scouted the location for this Mario Kart race a couple of months ago. Then, I wrote up a simple shot list with ideas for items I wanted to include, and set the project on the shelf… with the new year approaching though, I got inspired and assembled the troops for the shoot!

Real Life Stop Motion Mario Kart power up boxes, green shell, and a banana. Nintendo 64 style video items!

The filming of Stop Motion Mario Kart took 6 hours total. The editing process (adding sound effects, visual effects, colors, music) took me 2 days. That’s an improvement from the first video (below), which took me 3 days to edit!

BTW if you’re curious, check out the first Stop Motion Mario Kart that we did a while ago, which inspired this one! (You can read an article about the first one here..)

I was happy that I finally got to include pixelated looking item boxes, green shell, and a banana! I made these video game items myself, when I got inspired to schedule the video shoot. Nintendo 64 was my favorite console, and I wanted the items to have that Mario Kart 64 retro feeling..
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The Star Power effects was achieved by changing shirts every two frames. I had the idea to do this effect on the first Stop Motion Mario Kart video, and I was happy to finally try it out on this one 🙂

Real Life Mario Kart. Rustic B and Shay Gibson race in this stop motion mario kart race with power up boxes, green shell, and a banana. Nintendo 64 style video items in real life mario kart!

HUGE thanks goes out to my friend, actor Shay Gibson, for racing me in this whacky real life Mario Kart 64 race. This was Shay’s first ever stop motion video, and I think he did a fantastic job! Check out his instagram @shaytgibson

My friend Tim Neff (Nash from our Street Fighter Video) came out on the day to help out also, along with my wonderful girlfriend Mary Vincenti!! Thank you for your help guys, we couldn’t have achieved this without you!

2017 is going to be an amazing year, I can feel it. I’m committing to uploading a new video every week this year, and putting in some consistent work, and I am already seeing the positive patterns starting to unfold. What video do you guys want to see next?

Thanks for watching Stop Motion Mario Kart, leave us a comment on the video, share if you feel like it, and see you on the next one!

– Rustic

Assassin’s Creed vs Tomb Raider RAP BATTLE

Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider face off in an epic rap battle?! YES, check it out!

Lara Croft sexy cosplay by Susie Abromeit, in the Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider RAP BATTLE!

Lara Croft takes on Aguilar, and they face off in a LEGENDS OF GAMING epic rap battle.

Who won? I obviously think that Aguillar kicked Tomb Raider’s butt as Cal Lynch of Assassins Creed.. but I am biased, because that was me 😉 Make sure you go vote by leaving a comment on the video!

Since about this video, I just thought I would add some more details for you. An inside scoop!

Here is a VLOG I made, showing you how we filmed our Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider rap, which I posted to my youtube channel: ASSASSINS CREED vs TOMB RAIDER (BTS)

Assassins Creed Rap cosplay by Rustic B, in the Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider RAP BATTLE!
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We had a lot of fun filming Assassin’s Creed vs Tomb Raider, and I enjoyed filming this Behind the Scenes vlog! On day one, we hiked up into a remote cave to film Lara Croft’s rap, followed by me going to a stunt gym called JAM to train my flips for the next day.

Day 2 was filmed on a rooftop in downtown LA, for the Assassin’s Creed part of the rap. Mary came with me, and we had an awesome day! I got an assassins creed face tattoo put on by the makeup artist Whitney, and after donning my Assassin costume, I was ready to go!

After we filmed the first part of the rapping, I got to show off some of my skills with rooftop flips, parkour, freerunning, and tricking moves! The moves I did were: Backflip, Gainer (kick the moon), Aerial, Roundoff Rlashkick, Wallflip, and the combo was Hook – Tornado – Hook – Aerial Cartwheel.

Rustic B doing an Aerial Cartwheel parkour move in his Assassin cosplay from Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider rap battle.

Thank you so much for watching my newest collaboration! It was a blast bringing the Assassin’s Creed Rap, as the main assassin on this video. One of the first comedy videos I ever made was a parody of Assassin’s Creed called “Assassination for Dummies”, that we made back in scotland.. Here’s an obscure trip down memory lane, if you’re interested: LINK

Thank you all so much for watching our Assassins Creed Rap, and thank you to everyone who has supported me this far! Life is a beautiful thing, and I am so happy that it has come full circle. When I first started making comedy videos, I made a parody webseries of Assassin’s Creed called “Assassination for Dummies” for Kouro Media

If you liked this vlog, check out some more of my Behind the Scenes videos: http://bit.ly/2h8t75A

And I also have an action comedy webseries called CHEAT CODE: http://bit.ly/2gsIWm5

If you liked my parkour moves, I make STUNT TUTORIALS: http://bit.ly/2h8isIk
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Rustic B doing a wallflip freerunning move in his Assassin cosplay from Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider Legends of Gaming rap battle.

APPEARANCES:
Assassins Creed Aguilar – RUSTIC BODOMOV
Tomb Raider Lara Croft – SUSIE ABROMEIT
Director – ADAM ARNALI
Cinematographer – MAX BINGHAM
Associate Producer & My Love – MARY VINCENTI

HUGE THANKS to director Adam Arnali for having me play a part in his epic project, I’ve always wanted to play the main Assassin’s Creed character, and I finally got to do my first rap video! Check out Adam’s channel here, and SUBSCRIBE: (let him know I sent you) https://www.youtube.com/user/adamarnali

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SONGS:
“Frontier” by DOCTOR VOX
“Glue 70” by CASIN
“Sunday Afternoon” by Jeff Kaale
“I Wish” from the Casey Neistat vlog music playlist
“Ark” by Shipwreck & Zookeepeers
“Skate” by JEFF KAALE
“Crystal Clouds” by PHANTOM SAGE

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SOCIAL:
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Wrath of the Fruit Ninja – Finger Games 2

The real FRUIT NINJA is a little more serious than his video game counterparts.. just a little.

Episode 2 of our webseries “The Finger Games” is out! More stunts, action, comedy, and ridiculous imaginary weapons than last time!! Check it out.. 😀

Episode 1

Our Behind the Scenes video is going to be coming out soon!

Finger Games 2: Wrath of the Fruit Ninja is the second installment of our webseries. Lucas and Rustic hash it out in another stunt and vfx filled fight scene, instigated by a random slap to the face.. When Rustic tries to play fruit ninja, Lucas gets scared and slaps him into another dimension.. the lair of the real Fruit Ninja, where he can finally defeat him!

Rustic Bodomov, Mary Vincenti, Lucas Sullivan, and Peipei Yuan stand together for a crew photo after filming Wrath of the Fruit Ninja!

We had A LOT of fun making this video! As always, I’m so lucky to have fun and creative filmmaker friends who want to be involved in bringing my wacky ideas to life.. as well as bringing some of their own! 🙂

I will write more about the actual shoot on the Behind-the-Scenes video article, but here are the basics.
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Also, I just want to say thank you SO MUCH to everyone who made this video possible! YOU GUYS ROCK! I am so lucky to know such a wonderful, motivated, creative group of people 🙂 and to meet more every day. Thank you guys for making anything possible!

CREDITS:
Lucas Sullivan – Fruit Ninja (https://www.instagram.com/in_pono/)
Peipei Yuan – Camera (https://www.youtube.com/user/bgirlpeppa)
Mary Vincenti – Production Coordinator (https://www.instagram.com/maryvincenti/)
Kyle Chebbi – Camera
Rustic Bodomov – Writer, Director, Editor (http://fb.com/RusticB)

SONG: “After Dark” by Machinima Sound – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udy812nq4NM

Lucas Sullivan is the Fruit Ninja in this parody video by Rustic B! Finger Games 2: Wrath of the Fruit Ninja

Street Fighter stop motion Fight

Street Fighter V just came out, so my friends and I thought we would make a stop motion fight video tribute to celebrate! CHARLIE NASH challenges RYU (Rustic) to a Stop Motion Street Fighter battle!!

Rustic B as Ryu vs Tim Neff as Charlie Nash, in Street Fighter V in Real Life, stop motion video!

We can’t wait for Street Fighter V to come out! Tim and I grew up playing a bunch of fighting games, Mortal Kombat, Tekken, Super Smash Bros..and when I hit him up to play Charlie Nash from Street Fighter, he jumped on the opportunity! Check out the video below, and leave us a comment on the page! Keep reading for more behind the scenes details 😉

Our premise was simple.. Charlie Nash of Street Fighter jumps out of nowhere, anime style, and challenges me to a Tekken style fight match! I had no choice, but to don Ryu’s uniform and have a go at him! We made our own versions of the HADOKEN (Hadouken), Sonic Boom, Tragedy Assault, Tatsumaki, Shoryuken, and even a KAMEHAMEHA from Dragon Ball Z, to end it all! All VFX done with After Effects 🙂

If you liked this video, make sure to check out our Stop Motion Playlist!! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOJwvsH3sHnL0iKDLv8aGx0i6odrKEPl7

HUGE thank you to EVERYONE involved in this video! To my friend Tim Neff, who cosplayed as Charlie Nash. To my friend Mason Fleet for filming, and to Mary for keeping everyone hydrated and for filming the Behind the Scenes!

MORE STOP MOTION VIDEOS:
Stop Motion Mortal Kombat – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdclM7YjFQ0
Stop Motion Mario Kart – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD_YjvZzNCE
Stop Motion Skateboard – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF-VfRQnViE
Stop Motion Ice Skating – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mVNq4leb4Q
Stop Motion Surfing – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO8HQgSAJ50

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Rustic Bodomov, Tim Neff, Mason Fleet, and Mary Vincenti! Crew picture from Street Fighter V

Find us on SOCIAL MEDIA!

Rustic Bodomov:
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Twitter – http://twitter.com/RusticB

Tim Neff:
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Mason Fleet
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Mary Vincenti:
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Stop Motion Mortal Kombat – Fight Scene

Stop Motion Mortal Kombat

Check out our first stop motion Fight Scene!

My stunt friends and I love to make stop motion videos with stunts in them, often about gaming.. We give you.. Stop Motion Mortal Kombat!

Below is a quick rundown of the shoot, but watch out for the actual Behind the Scenes video of our stop motion fight scene in the next couple of days! It will be on the youtube channel!

OK, let’s get to it! This stop motion fight scene was VERY fun to make! We filmed it in Santa Clarita, and the whole shoot took us about 4-5 hours. Kyle Chebbi (Stop Motion camera and co-director) and I had been planning this shoot for a couple of weeks, and as soon as our schedules lined up, we decided to go for it! I posted a note on my facebook wall the day before, asking if someone wanted to be a part of a stop motion video.. and my stunt friend Joe Sobalo replied!

Joe Sobalo is spinning Rustic Bodomov (Rustic B) around by the leg, in their Stop motion Mortal Kombat fight scene.

We set the stop motion fight up for the next morning, Joe and Kyle got to my house around 9am, and we drove out to the location in Santa Clarita. We stopped to get some waters (very important when you’re filming on any location!), and hiked 10 minutes off the main road, out to our cool location. It was at this point that Kyle and I realized we had filmed an instagram “tester” fight video there exactly a year before!

THE SHOOT

About half of our filming time went towards coming up with the “live action” parts of our video, while the other half went towards filming the Stop Motion Mortal Kombat fight scene. Kyle and Joe were really fun to work with, and we came up with the comedic beats on the spot! I love it when like-minded, positive people come together on a set! It makes for such a rewarding experience.

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The stop motion fight part was a bit tricky, trickier than I anticipated. The parts that we had to pay close attention to on this one were; the fact that there were now two people to keep track of during the picture taking, and the fact that it was my friend’s first stop motion shoot (Joe did an AMAZING job, btw! picked it up quick)

POST PRODUCTION

When I got into the edit, I realized that because we filmed under some high powered electrical lines, we had some strong interference noise on the video. After trying several times to remove the noise in Premiere Pro CC, (watching tutorials, etc), Kyle and I decided to just do some “ADR”! ADR stands for Automatic Dialogue Replacement. This meant we had to re-record some of the lines onto our camera, then lay it over the original audio track (deleting the original). This made for an interesting looking clip of me slapping myself uncontrollably as Kyle walks by! You can see that clip on my instagram, or when we post the Stop Motion behind-the-scenes video in the next couple of days 😉

Rustic B being kicked backwards by Joe Sobalo Jr, in their stop motion fight scene. Mortal Kombat style!

Anyways, I hope you enjoyed this video! We’ve been getting very good responses from people so far, and think that we will make more stop motion fight videos soon! If you feel like it, please share Stop Motion Mortal Kombat with your friends! And leave us a comment on the video with any ideas, suggestions, or feedback!

STAY AWESOME!

More of our Stop Motion videos:
Stop Motion ICE SKATER – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mVNq4leb4Q
Stop Motion MARIO KART – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD_YjvZzNCE
Stop Motion SURFER – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO8HQgSAJ50
Stop Motion SKATEBOARDER – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF-VfRQnViE

Stop Motion Ice Skating Christmas

Stop Motion Ice Skating? YES! We have done it again!

It’s Christmas time, and we have just released our newest live action stop motion video! We used the film making technique called “stop motion animation”, which was used back in the early days of cinema to animate objects, but we put our own twist on it by doing it with people!

Anyways, without further adieu, check it out below!

We had A LOT of fun with this shoot! Here’s how the whole thing went down..

We got the idea for this Stop Motion Ice Skating video, after we did one of our Instagram “tester” videos with Kyle (camera). You can see our ice skating tester video here.

Rustic Bodomov stop motion ice skating

Once the idea for Stop Motion Ice Skating was born, we spent several weeks just letting it simmer on the back burner of my minds. Then I dove into youtube search and did some research on real figure skating moves. Then I made a loose “stop motion shot list” of moves I wanted to film, as well as a simple “script” for the talking parts. Then came the several weeks of waiting for snow in California!

As Christmas approached, Mary and I had a day of “location scouting”, where we drove an hour north to Frasier Park, CA, and checked out the potential filming spots. On our location scout we didn’t find much snow, so we waited for a “snowy” text from a friend of ours until we set the shoot date.

When we got the text, it was time to GO! We drove up to Frasier Park on a cold morning, and filmed the whole stop motion ice skating video in 5 hours.

I’ve been getting faster at editing the stop motion videos, so the edit only took one day this time! Luckily, I was able to find some ice skating sound effects by looking around youtube long enough.

Rustic B figure skater, hockey slide, stop motion animation, good vibes. Stop Motion Ice Skating.

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We blew our own expectations out of the water yet again, and the shoot could not have been possible without our awesome team of friends! Allen Niles did an amazing job with acting, helping to write the dialogue, (and helping me to stay balanced on that rail slide!) Kyle Chebbi did a fantastic job with camera, and co-directing!

Here is our behind the scenes video!

More specifics: After shooting all of the pictures on our DSLR, I import them into Premiere Pro as an “image sequence”, then slow the speed of the resulting video down to whatever I work out the math to be. (In this case, it was 50 percent). After that, I can go in and resize the images until I get the framing I like… then it’s time to add in the sound effects! This is usually the part which takes the longest, as I have to look through the internet to find suitable sounds, then time them to the video. Overlaying music helps out A LOT!

Good Vibes were had all around, and we hope you enjoyed watching this video as much as we enjoyed making it!!

Check out some of our other stop motion videos below:
Stop Motion Mario Kart
Stop Motion Skateboarding
Stop Motion Surfer

PS: “Where have we been?!”
After being a little “quiet” on the channel, I’m happy to announce that we are going to be producing regular content again! I’ve been busy working with new people, seeing who has good intentions and vibes, and organizing a team to help take the youtube channel to the next level.

The channel “Rustic B” may or may not go through another name change at some point in the future, to make sure that everyone feels welcome as part of a team, and to represent our mission statement better. Our mission statement is: “To spread the power of Optimism and Mindful Positivity, through making content with Good Vibes”

Do you have any ideas for a new brand name?

Stop Motion Kart – Mario Kart 64 in real life!

Stop Motion Kart? Yes! Imagine if you could bring your favorite childhood games to life.. well, that’s what my friends and I just did with Mario Kart from the Nintendo 64! We used the film making technique called “stop motion animation”, which was used back in the early days of cinema to animate objects, and was even used in the original Godzilla movie!

UPDATE: Check out our sequel!

This was a super fun racing video to work on, and we’re very happy with the results! With Fast & Furious 7 just released, we’re happy to present our own version of a live action video game race project.. Stop-Motion Kart 64!!

Seeing as every frame of this video is it’s own picture, the filming for this video took us 5 hours in total. We also had a day of “location scouting” and a day of “pre-production”, where I went shopping for props (red/green hats and finish line), and wrote out the script and shot list. This video honestly wouldn’t have been possible without my friends Ari Loeb (stuntman, green racer) and Kyle Chebbi (cameraman), and has shown to me again, the importance of having a good team!

Between myself and Ari continuously scooting on our butts, and Kyle clicking away at the camera shutter, we stayed dedicated and pulled through! We all went home with a sunburn that day, but it was definitely worth it!

This video also took a day of “editing” where I had to re-frame some of the pictures and arrange them into a timeline to make them into a video. Then the editing day was followed by 2 days of sound design..let me tell you, it’s not very easy to create racing gaming sound environments from scratch!
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Rustic Bodomov and Ari Loeb at the starting line for Stop Motion Kart! The Mario Kart live action racing video.

We originally came up with the “stop motion go kart” concept a couple of months ago, with my friends Vaughndio and Andrew (you can see them both in 13 Pumps). We only took 10 minutes to film the original , but after uploading it we decided to do the concept justice! Below is our original Stop-Motion Go-Karts concept video filmed by my wonderful girlfriend, Mary. You can probably see the things we kept for the full version, as well as the places we found room for improvement on..

Thank you so much for checking out our new videos! If you like what you see, please make sure to subscribe to my channel to keep up to date with what’s going on.. so far, we’ve been keeping up with a “new video every week” type of schedule!

Have a wonderful day, hope you enjoyed this vid!

How to do a Kip Up (Tutorial)

Here is a write-up on my Martial Arts Kip Up Tutorial!

Do you want to learn how to jump to your feet like a ninja? Well, I’m here to tell you how! The traditional name for this move is the “Kip Up”, or “Kick Up”. The Kip Up is a very common move that you see people using in their fight scenes, breakdancing routines, and tricking combos, all over the internet. It’s also just a very useful move to know how to do in every day life, once you can perform it smoothly.

The Kip Up is one of the first moves that I learned back when I first started out doing gymnastics (the other first move was The Handstand). So this is a good beginner move to get into your stunt repertoire early on!

Some key points to remember when learning how to do a kip up, are..

Pop off the ground FAST with your hands! Put some muscle into it to make this move effective! You have to want to land it.

Uncoil / Open your hips up to the sky in the middle of the movement! This, combined with a good push, will launch your body up like a spring.

Spread your feet wide, and land on the balls of your feet! If your kip-up is weak, you can still catch yourself on your feet with the proper landing. Something that really helps me think about getting my landings correctly, is to try to do the movement as quietly as possible.

And lastly, with this move..

YOU HAVE TO WANT IT to land it! Just like any gymnastics movement that requires some skill, it won’t happen by itself! At one point you may hit a wall where you know you need to just do it..so do it!
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When I first learned the kip up, I taught myself by putting my mattress on the floor in my room. Once I could land it on that, I took my training outside on a slight hill. Then I went to flat grass.. so you can always find the “equipment” you need for you to learn anything! Just be creative. 🙂

Thanks for watching, BE SAFE, HAVE FUN, see you next time!

Rustic Bodomov demonstrating how to do a kip up in his stunt, parkour, gymnastics, martial arts tutorial.

I hope you found this article and video helpful, and if you want to see more feel free to subscribe to my YouTube channel! ..and if you have any feedback or questions, don’t hesitate to ask!

More how-to videos and tutorials:
Front Handspring
The Handstand
Parkour Roll / Judo Breakfall
Step Vault (Parkour)
Fast 5 Minute Warmup for Tricking, Stunts, and Martial Arts

Have a great day, stay safe, and happy training!

13 Pumps – A Coffee Fight Scene

Here’s an action comedy short film (fight scene) that I made recently, about a guy who takes his coffee addiction too seriously! We came up with the name, 13 Pumps, during the filming process. Some people love their coffee creations just right, and get really upset if they don’t get them the way they wanted.. I used to see people like this all of the time when I worked at Starbucks in the past, and have always wondered what would happen if a real fight broke out.

So without further delay, please check out 13 Pumps below!

We came up with, and improvised the story with my stunt friends Vaughndio Forbes and Andrew Dismuke. My wonderful girlfriend Mary ran action camera for her first time, and I think she kicked some butt!

We filmed this fight the day after I watched the Keanu Reeves movie, John Wick, for the first time. I was really impressed by the fight choreography put together by the 87 Eleven Action Team, especially how they incorporated several good Judo throws into their fight scenes. My main martial art background is in Judo..so on the day of filming 13 pumps, I decided I wanted to try and incorporate some throws into my choreography, as well!! Vaughndio (the guy I’m fighting) did really well in learning and performing the throw on the spot.

This was also the first time that I’ve incorporated a “scorpion kick” into a fight scene. Made into reality after a good suggestion by Andrew (the guy in the white shirt), I was pleasantly surprised in how the movement turned out on camera! And Vaughndio’s impact-ful front fall that followed, made for a nice sequence in my eyes.

13 Pumps is a fight scene about Starbucks Coffee. Starring Rustic Bodomov, Vaughndio Forbes, and Andrew Dismuke. Kick Rox, Kellock71, Rustic B, Kouro Media.

Another interesting movement that I was grateful worked out on camera, was the last breakfall in the fight. The reaction my character takes from Andrew’s spinning hook kick is called a “sayuchi” in Hong Kong stunt terms. I had only ever done it in a gymnastics gym before, and though it was a little nerve wracking the first time, I was pleasantly surprised with the end result.
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STUNT TIP: The secret to doing the Sayuchi stunt fall, (in my personal way of thinking), is to perform it as a “header” stunt fall where you break your momentum by touching your toe to the ground first and slowing yourself down. Then from there, you add a little rotation to the beginning part of the movement, and land it like a traditional judo side breakfall.

Thank you again for checking out 13 Pumps – A Coffee Fight Scene! I hope you enjoyed it.. Recently, I have started making a conscious effort into expanding my youtube channel, so if you get a chance please check it out! And if you like what you see, subscribe! Otherwise, I would love to hear your feedback in the comments, so I can keep learning and improving as a filmmaker.

Have a beautiful day,

Rustic B

PS
Here are some more comedic fight scenes I’ve made in the past..
The Last Donut – Rustic B vs Alex Duong
Under the Powerlines – GoPro first person fight

How to do a Handstand (Tutorial)

Here is a write-up on the Handstand Tutorial I released last week..

Hey guys!! So I made another tutorial, this time it’s a breakdown of how to do a handstand! This is one of the most universal ‘moves’ that you will see in Parkour, Yoga, Gymnastics, and many more disciplines.

The handstand was also one of the very first moves that I taught myself back when I started parkour, and if you’re looking for a good, simple way to start and get your motivation soaring, give the handstand a go!

The main key points to remember when learning how to do a handstand, are..

Give yourself a good warmup, especially focusing on your wrists! Your joints will take a while to get used to holding your body weight, and warming them up properly will help the process along without any injuries!

Learn how to bail! (Fall safely) I explain the methods about halfway through the video, but you could start learning these before you even begin doing the leg progressions! Learning how to fall out of a handstand properly will give you the confidence and safety you need to learn this move fast!

– When in your handstand, make sure you push the ground away, really opening up your shoulders and extending your body as long as it can go.

– Keep your abs muscles engaged, and your body tight. Practice holding still as long as possible.

– Some people lock their elbows, but I’d recommend keeping the slightest bend in your arms to avoid locking and “hyper-extending” your elbows.. (it’s not fun). Also, a very slight bend in your arms will help you to adjust your balance.
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– Control the ground with your wrists, fingers, and the angle of your shoulders to your body. Play around until you see what works for your body type and sense of balance. (ex.. I find that if I’m falling short, I can bend my arms and move my shoulders in front of my wrists to regain balance..)

– Practice the handstand balance and strength drills that I suggested in the tutorial video! They will really help you work up to a handstand.. or if you already have your hand stands, these drills will help you clean them up!

Rustic Bodomov demonstrating how to do a handstand in this new parkour, gymnastics, martial arts tutorial.

I hope you found this article and video helpful, and if you want to see more feel free to subscribe to my YouTube channel! ..and if you have any feedback or questions, don’t hesitate to ask!

More how-to videos and tutorials:
Front Handspring
Kip Up (Jump to Feet)
Parkour Roll / Judo Breakfall
Step Vault (Parkour)
Fast 5 Minute Warmup for Tricking, Stunts, and Martial Arts

Have a great day, stay safe, and happy training!

Chex Mix National Commercial

Hey guys, today I’d like to share with you my first ever national commercial!

Back in May, I landed a role in a national commercial for Chex Mix. It started airing on TV several weeks ago, and you can check it out here if you want to see it! – http://ispot.tv/ad/7RRh/chex-mix-decoy-bag

Rustic B in his first national commercial for Chex Mix.

The shoot was super fun and simple. We filmed about 3 different versions of the commercial (one without me going through the window, one with, and one with me playing a completely different character!). Everyone was very professional, fun to work with, and easy to talk to. The day went by fast, and we were out of the studio before the sun set! Also, director Roderick Fenske did an amazing job. He was fun to work with, gave good direction, and loved our improv moments. I really hope to again work with him in the future!

[Group Picture coming soon]

Over the last 3 years of living in Los Angeles I must have auditioned for over 100 commercials, and it was an amazing experience to finally land a national commercial! I feel very blessed, and thankful to everyone who has helped me get to this point. Thank you Kimo Keoke for finding me the audition, you’re always looking out for me! Thank you to my friend Surawit Sae Kang for coordinating and rigging up the wire I was suspended on, and to Jeff Pruitt for keeping me safe! And thank you to my agency, Mavrick Artists for believing in me, negotiating, and helping me to land the part!

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I learned something from this experience.. find something you love doing, and focus your energy on doing that! One day you will get your break and realize that hard work which you invest in yourself is always worth it!

Rustic Bodomov dressed in a suit as an alternative character for a chex mix national commercial.

My other character which never got included in the final version.

Have a great day, everyone!

I was originally wrote a longer version of this article with an in-depth explanation of the whole process of being in a national commercial, but I think I am going to leave it for a future update if anyone shows interest..

Step Vault Tutorial for Parkour Beginners

Hey everyone, I made another tutorial! When I teach beginners parkour I like to start with the step vault, as it is an easy movement to master quickly. Also, it’s an important prerequisite to several other movements in Parkour and Freerunning (Speed Vault, Lazy Vault, etc).

Anyways, here is a good beginner’s way of learning the Safety Vault! (also known as the Step Vault). Make sure you start with a good dynamic warmup to get your blood going before training!

As you can see, the step vault is a pretty simple parkour move.. but as with any style of body movement, you will keep learning from this well into your training. Make sure to learn this on both sides, and train both sides equally! If you really want to learn parkour well, you will strive to learn every move on both sides.

The main things to keep in mind for the step vault is to try to do everything with a fluid motion, while paying attention to how much pressure your body is exerting in every step of the movement. I find it helps me greatly to try to do everything as quiet as possible in my training.

Once you get comfortable, try taking off further and further away from the wall. Really use your leading leg to launch yourself up and forward, and have your trailing leg already up ready to glide through as you come down on the wall.

You can make your training a little more interesting, once you’re comfortable with the step vault, by finding something to “precision” land onto afterwards. When I was recording this tutorial, I practiced sticking my landing on the parking blocks you see next to the wall. Remember, try to train everything with gentleness and precision, and the speed and comfort will come naturally!

Hollywood Stuntman Rustic Bodomov, Rustic B, explains the best way to learn a step vault and safety vault in this video tutorial.
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Check out some more of my how-to videos and tutorials:
Front Handspring
Kip Up (Jump to Feet)
The Handstand
Parkour Roll / Judo Breakfall
Fast 5 Minute Warmup for Tricking, Stunts, and Martial Arts

These past few weeks I’ve been busy helping to produce my first Feature Film with some friends! It’s called Boone: The Bounty Hunter. Check out the website, facebook page, and IMDB when you get a chance! I’ve been doing many different jobs on the set..everything from doing Stunts (fighting), Acting, helping set up stunts, testing out parkour gags, and many more! It’s been a blast, and I can’t wait to write about it in the future..

Please check out and subscribe to my YouTube channel! youtube.com/Kellock71

Hope you enjoyed my Step Vault tutorial, and I’ll talk to you guys soon!

Best Parkour Roll & Judo Breakfall Tutorial

My method of teaching the Parkour Roll.

If you want to learn how to land safely when jumping from a height or being thrown, check out my Parkour Roll & Judo Breakfall tutorial below!

The main things to keep in mind for your roll is to try to make everything one fluid motion. Don’t be afraid to really roll up the length of your front arm, it’s there to protect you! The best parkour roll is one which feels smooth and doesn’t hurt a bit even if done without a shirt on hard ground.

If it helps, you can even start out slightly more sideways than I show in the video, by exaggerating the diagonal line which goes from your shoulder to your hip.

The “secret drill” in the video can be practiced many ways. I was just trying to encourage you to play around with the movement by rolling back and forth, around. The best way to get comfortable doing the parkour roll, as with any move, is to really get used to being in the movement. Rolling around on the ground will help!

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Check out some more of my how-to videos and tutorials:
Front Handspring
Kip Up (Jump to Feet)
The Handstand
Step Vault (Parkour)
Fast 5 Minute Warmup for Tricking, Stunts, and Martial Arts

..and subscribe to my YouTube channel! youtube.com/Kellock71

Hope you enjoyed my Parkour Roll tutorial, have fun, and safe training!