The new trailer for Yassy is finally up. Looks great. Really excited to see the completed movie. I think Yuji-san's use of the Redcam's slow motion effects was brilliant, and it's really cool to see someone who's so incredibly physically talented himself apply his knowledge of movement to his directing, and I think it's really cool contrasting his company's (Uden Flame Works) first work, 'Push Luck' with this one. Particularly since this film was made just after Uden celebrated it's 10 year anniversary. It was my first time to work with Shinichi-san (the director), but he was a pleasure to work under and I'm excited to see what kind of concept he comes up with next.
About Chuck
Chuck Johnson is an American Taekwondo Champion, celebrity bodyguard, stuntman, and actor based in Tokyo, Japan. He is the CEO of Quiet Flame Productions, the head master of the Quiet Flame International Taekwondo Dojang, the East Asian fight choreography instructor of the United Stuntmen's Association's International Stunt School in Seattle, Washington and also a fight choreography instructor for the International Order of the Sword and the Pen's Paddy Crean workshop, in Banff Canada.
Having been based in Asia for over 20 years, Chuck speaks Japanese, Korean and basic Chinese. He is also an award-winning writer, who has published work in a myriad of martial arts magazines, and has been in a over 100 movies, dramas, video games, and TV commercials both locally in Asia and in the US. For more information on Chuck, please see the links below.
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