Dominic Render

Objective: My aim is to become a professional stuntman and work in mainly action films. I would like to be in films like ‘The Expendables 2’ ‘Transporter’ and many other action films.
I like the challenge and thrive of the adrenaline I get while doing stunts. I am willing to do any stunt I’m given.

Relevant Experience:

-          5 Years of karate

-          1 Year of Tae Kwan Do

Education Experience:

2001 – 2014: Attleborough High School and sixth form.

7 GCSE’s including 3 at A grade, 2 B grade and 2 C grade.

Contact Information:

Dominic_render007@yahoo.co.uk

Date of Birth: 29/07/90
Tel. 07928475819
Address: 42 Hotdiggidy Dog, Gandalf, QT23 7GH

Skills:

Fight skills – Know how to fight and do karate.

Thorough and attention to detail – Draw detailed pictures and edit on computer.

Able to communicate (with cameramen) – Starred in some videos and done everything I was told to do.

Physical and emotional stamina – don’t feel pain to easily and can withstand damage to body.

Self-Discipline – don’t party regularly, don’t drink, don’t smoke and I have a good diet.

My video is going to be about Wrestling. To begin with I will have me training by using a punch bag. I will then have a short wrestling match afterwards. I have decided to use ‘Breaking Benjamin – Blow me away’ as the song in the background as I think it will go very well with my idea. I have looked into some wrestling videos and training videos to see what I could do in mine and any moves I could have in it.

Risk Assessment:

There are many risks that I will need to be careful of. They are:

-         Choreograph each action/sequence in video

-         Pull muscles for over doing an action

-         Actually hit other person in ‘match’ with false punch/kick

-         Land wrong while acting in ‘match’

-         Getting caught in rope on ring

-         Slip over equipment or slippery floor

-         Ropes could hurt you if you land on them with a body part.

Location:

I have used the Hewett School’s South Gym. In there is a boxing ring which I used for my ‘match’ scene.

Reviews

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“Good syncing, good music and good video. Music goes very well with the chosen topic but there could have been more on the end. If he knew what to do at the start of the video then he could have had a lot more filming and added more to the end as it is a shame the whole song synced with video.”

-         Connor Martin
26/10/2012

Strength :

Syncing:

This is a strength because in  at the start the music is slow and calm so I have myself in a boxing ring doing a forward roll with the clip slowed down and then it builds up to the fast, upbeat rock where i have the clip slightly sped up and fast, punching actions.

Slow motion: 

I have slowed parts of the video down to get some of the actions to sync with the music and to fit well with the song.

Genre:

Audience:

Weakness.

Footage:

I had to rush in the end so I didn't get enough clips to finish my video.

-More characters

-More to the Final match

-More Crew

My video is going to be about Wrestling. To begin with I will have me training by using a punch bag. I will then have a short wrestling match afterwards. I have decided to use ‘Breaking Benjamin – Blow me away’ as the song in the background as I think it will go very well with my idea. I have looked into some wrestling videos and training videos to see what I could do in mine and any moves I could have in it.

Risk Assessment:

There are many risks that I will need to be careful of. They are:

-         Choreograph each action/sequence in video

-         Pull muscles for over doing an action

-         Actually hit other person in ‘match’ with false punch/kick

-         Land wrong while acting in ‘match’

-         Getting caught in rope on ring

-         Slip over equipment or slippery floor

-         Ropes could hurt you if you land on them with a body part.

Location:

I have used the Hewett School’s South Gym. In there is a boxing ring which I used for my ‘match’ scene.

Reviews

-         

“Good syncing, good music and good video. Music goes very well with the chosen topic but there could have been more on the end. If he knew what to do at the start of the video then he could have had a lot more filming and added more to the end as it is a shame the whole song synced with video.”

-         Connor Martin
26/10/2012

Strength :

Syncing:

This is a strength because in  at the start the music is slow and calm so I have myself in a boxing ring doing a forward roll with the clip slowed down and then it builds up to the fast, upbeat rock where i have the clip slightly sped up and fast, punching actions.

Slow motion: 

I have slowed parts of the video down to get some of the actions to sync with the music and to fit well with the song.

Genre:

Audience:

Weakness.

Footage:

I had to rush in the end so I didn't get enough clips to finish my video.

-More characters

-More to the Final match

-More Crew