The Stuntmare

Beginning with silence, very few colors and heavy equipment to carry around, the movie industry took off
more than 100 years ago with an uncertain destiny, led only by the gifted minds of the very first filmmakers.

Nowadays, we all know what a movie is and we don’t need to dress fancy to attend a film projection,
but all these would not have been possible if it weren’t for the exceptional labor of directors and their teams,
but also for the crucial contribution that stuntmen have done for the industry.

Trained to do dangerous stunts for certain scenes in films, stuntmen have helped directors to develop their narratives.
Every time we see our beloved stars jumping from one helicopter to another, scuba diving with sharks
or making a car jump off a bridge, that silhouette at the end of the blurry shot,
was a real person doing such menacing scenes.

Using Fleur's design (and sweet personality) as my main inspiration for this story, I present you “The Stuntmare”,
my personal tribute to all those professional men and women from the movie industry that not only succeed
at making me jump out of my seat, but also for making what movies are now. Without them,
our precious “Terminators”, “Bullitts” and “WaterWorlds”, would have never been possible.

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Because every great movie
needs THE STUNTMARE.

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