Detrás de Cámaras con el Equipo de 'Avatar: El Camino Del Agua'

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00:01¡Dad!

00:02¡Let's get it done!

00:10People don't realize the role that a stunt team plays on a movie.

00:16On the Avatar sequels,

00:18we rely on them to not do stunts that stand out as spectacular.

00:22We ask them to do stunts that play as part of our story's narrative.

00:26For the James Cameron film,

00:28the action fuels the story,

00:30while the story also fuels the action,

00:32and it makes it so dynamic and it makes it so engaging

00:34that it makes you want to know what happens next.

00:36Jim, of course, doesn't like things to just be animated.

00:39You're going to do them for real.

00:40The only thing we're not real is us being blue.

00:45I've got a dry team and I've got a wet team.

00:47Some of the things that we're doing are going to be 30 feet in the air,

00:50and we'll let the actors do it full on,

00:52and we'll catch their movement, their acting and everything,

00:54and then we'll build it up,

00:55and we'll let those seasoned professionals,

00:57those parkour professionals,

00:58do that same motion.

00:59Who do all the slinging, climbing, falling, grappling,

01:03the action through the air.

01:06Those guys never slip.

01:08So from fighting, falling, parkouring,

01:10we have the best in the world for each individual piece.

01:15Flying a cron is much more difficult than it ever was before.

01:18Jim wanted people jumping on, jumping off, flying around.

01:21He even wanted that bird to fly on the stage and be able to come to a landing.

01:25We have multiple riggers and stunt performers operating the bird,

01:28helping it turn left, right, circling, flying, diving.

01:32So we had to have our performers in sync with the creature.

01:37The wet team, you know, their breath holds are amazing.

01:39One of my top guys, his breath hold is like 11 minutes down there,

01:42which is ridiculous.

01:43A lot of the people that came from Cirque du Soleil synchronized swimmers,

01:46Olympic hopefuls,

01:47so they can move like you've never seen before in that water.

01:50Dude's been falling off horses the same way since Truman was president.

01:53You know, when I first was approached by Garrett,

01:55and he's like, you've got to invent some stuff,

01:57and it's probably not possible,

01:58but if anybody can figure it out,

01:59James Cameron thinks I can, so let's do it.

02:01For the water sequences in this movie,

02:02we had to figure out how to make some of these creatures fly underwater,

02:05and how are we going to do it?

02:07Are we going to use this thing called a jetivator

02:09and use underwater jets to help make it work?

02:11It was like a high horsepower squirt gun.

02:13We've got to be the first people to actually ever take it underwater.

02:16I kept getting ripped off, and Garrett's like,

02:18dude, can you stay on that thing?

02:19I'm like, yeah, I'm trying.

02:20And you're, and there goes your hand, you know, like it's so fast.

02:26Fighting underwater, what it reminds me of is

02:28if we were in the gym and we were hitting a heavy bag,

02:31and you're hitting that heavy bag as fast as you can,

02:33as many times as you can, and as hard as you can,

02:36while holding your breath, see how long you last.

02:38That's probably what your limit's going to be underwater.

02:41The final battle is amazing. It's epic.

02:43At one point, Korich and Jake have this huge knife fight

02:46while this ship is capsizing, turning, listing,

02:50and falling over on itself.

02:52We had to build this huge, trust-enabled skeleton of the ship,

02:56and we had to drive it with these computerized winches

02:58so that it was able to turn at the right time at the right speed.

03:01And this is one of the processes that makes this film feel so real,

03:04is that it was real. Now we're underwater.

03:06We're really fighting underwater.

03:08And so that's part of the process of making it real.

03:10One of the things I love about working with Jim

03:12is that he will create that environment for you.

03:14If we need real fire, there's gonna be real fire in that stage.

03:16If we need those physical things in our hands to interact with,

03:19to make it real, it will be there.

03:21This movie is not just some amazing trip into another world.

03:24It's also still a reality-based movie that's right here in your face,

03:27and that's why I love it.

03:28That's why I love it.

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