00:00For Ian, Richard, and Baron, you are known as bihasa sa mga aksyon.
00:04So can you tell us about the training you underwent for the action scenes?
00:08Were there any particular skills or exercises you focused to prepare for this project?
00:15Yes, we had to prepare specific for this project.
00:21We got consultants, Sir Benjo Ramos and Patch Caballero.
00:25We trained Piquititirsa, which is a Filipino blade martial arts.
00:31We wanted to showcase this Filipino martial arts to the world.
00:35Also, we had Benjo Ramos training us for tactical movements and tactical scenarios, gun training.
00:46Very specific training aside from the basic learning of
00:51Muay Thai and martial arts that we also did.
00:57We focused on Piquititirsa and of course, gun training.
01:02I've done these trainings in the past,
01:04but I think what makes this different is because we're doing it as a group.
01:08And we're actually doing it with our fellow actors on set.
01:12Even the stuntmen were training with us.
01:15So familiarization with each other,
01:18the bonding camaraderie that we built through the training,
01:22which was a very good experience for us.
01:25Not only personally, but also professionally.
01:31I have done a lot of action projects before, but it's so different from this.
01:41What's fashionable now, it's so different.
01:44Even the equipment that we're using now, it's so different from what we used to do.
01:48So the training that we did in martial arts and guns was a huge help.
01:53And like what Chard said, as a team, it's different.
01:58Our movements are all coordinated.
02:01So that's a big difference compared to just doing action solo.
02:06So the chemistry of the whole team is good, that's why it's easy for us.
02:09Ian and Richard are right.
02:12We created a good flow.
02:14And I think the flow is the most important thing there.
02:19So that we're prepared for all the upcoming scenes.
02:23So I'm just really, really grateful that I'm part of this incognito.
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