Action systems for film & brands

Action doesn't
start on set.
It starts in the system.

Action DirectionStunt CoordinationWarpCam®Precision DrivingTAC-CINE

One integrated systemPhysical
Action
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Productions · Action Departments

Performance design, risk planning, rehearsals, rigging logic and on-set control from first brief to final take.

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Selected proofFast XThe Gray ManJawanBad Boys for LifeStuttgart · Berlin · Los Angeles

The universe

Five entry points.
One action system.

Book one capability or deploy the complete unit. Every lane shares the same physical language, production logic and final-frame responsibility.

Selected work

Proof lives
in the frame.

Selected production roles and action-camera contributions. Precise wording, no inflated film-wide claims.

WarpCam® carbon-fiber action-camera system photographed against black

03 / Operated action-camera system

WarpCam®

The camera physically participates in the action.

Close-proximity camera movement for real stunts—operated, integrated and designed around the final cut.

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WarpCam® · U.S. Reg. No. 5,875,612

The operating model

We do not ship gear.
We deploy a unit.

Story, stunt, camera and vehicle logic move together. The result is fewer fragmented handoffs, faster resets and action footage designed to cut.

8.1Kup to 75 fps
5Kup to 600 fps
4Kup to 800 fps
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01

Brief

The dramatic beat, physical problem and production reality.

02

Design

Movement, camera path, risk, resources and editorial logic.

03

Execute

A compact action unit integrated with the departments already in place.

04

Capture

Close, stable, cuttable footage built around the real stunt.

WarpCam® camera rig deployed on an action set in a quarryBehind the scenesField deployed / Action unitWarpCam® in production

Start before the schedule locks

Send the sequence.
We'll map the system.

Script pages, reference footage, action type, location, schedule and the physical problem the camera has to solve.

Send the sequence brief