Great job I'm like the biggest fan of indiana jones ever and a couple of years ago found out I could meet the actors if I stayed around a bit after and I was in a full costume they autographed my hat and indy gave me his gloves and said these should complete the costume that was the greatest day of my life
That's an awesome story! I kept several sets of my gloves as they were needing to be retired. I kept my first show gloves, broken nose gloves, last show gloves and a couple in between....lol.
Congrats on playing Indy. I actually got to be one of the extras the casting director picks out of the crowd in a show back in 2005. It was a nice experience! :-)
Wicked Lenser i read a lot about vaudeville and am currently in taekwondo. The plan was to audition for the ringling circus and get my clown stripes but it fell through. I definitely would love to move out to orlando and learn more (if it’s still possible) I recall even a school outside of orlando I was looking at. More than anything I’m getting into shape (40 down 20 to go). I’m in my mid 20s now and I kick myself in the pants I didn’t start earlier lol
2:34 I can't tell you how many times that happened to me on every sandbox open world game that had me race a vehicle and I crashed it in the pond or sea (such titles like Scarface, Mafia 2, Sleeping Dogs, Watch Dogs, ect).
@@wlenser Sometimes, I laugh at the very idea the vehicle I'm driving I somehow turned it into an amphibious car due to gamer error. Or sometimes my worst gamer rage comes out depending how long I've been stuck trying to complete open world mission.
Hey Dustin, do you have any more footage of Miami Vice Action Spectacular? Or even more rare, the A Team Live Stunt Show? Would be cool to see some footage of the shows before Waterworld
Rolland, I've got tons of the Vice show on video! Unfortunately, none of the A-Team show. I was pretty young when that show opened up and I didn't have a video camera yet. I did see it though!
@@wlenser cool that you've got a bunch of Vice Stunt footage, and yeah, the A Team Show was quite old, coming out in 85 I believe, so I could understand if there's no footage of it. There is a 15 second vid of very good quality footage on youtube but that seems about it. Always wondered what the story was behind that A Team show was though, looked crazy.
I used to work at that show.....as crowd control.....I was there the day you broke your nose. And several times on my day off, I would go to the show and was one of the "extras".
@@wlenser I wasn't on the stage...I was in the back of the theater....I worked at the show for a year straight...and got to know many of the stunt men....I still see Jim Green every year....he is a character at the Rennaissance Festivals.
Really awesome video mate! I was always a massive fan of the stunt shows. When we went and saw the Miami vice show I had it recorded and I used to watch it constantly.
Haha, thanks. I auditioned for the Miami Vice show once I was confident in my abilities but for a Smuggler part. They said I still looked too young. I wasn't really up to speed on Jet Skis or I would have tried Crockett.
@@wlenser Ah, I see, yeah, riding a stand up Jet Ski in a stunt show like that looked quite hard. In fact I actually once saw a vid on UA-cam where in the Jet Ski sequence the Tubbs character fell off before he was supposed to, it got a chuckle out of the audience, haha.
@@rollandtrann679 ..I don't think the Tubb's part had to be as experienced with The Jet skis, I think that happened a bit. I had a good friend during the last couple years of the show who played Crockett and the Diving Smuggler.
@@wlenser Well from my view of the show, the proper way I think Tubb's jet ski part is to go around a bit with Crockett while he's being shot and the gun airshots are going off and get caught by the Diving Smuggler and I believe held hostage by another Smuggler which then the Diving Smuggler chases Crockett on the stolen jet ski and the Diving Smuggler falls off into the water. Though I saw a vid where Tubb's fell off before they got out of the Jet Ski area
@@rollandtrann679 yes, that is the intended sequence...lol. The smuggler now chasing Crockett is then blown off his jet ski accidentally by the smuggler in the little white break-away boat.
These vids are very motivational indeed. In the same boat of being inspired by these shows and determined to get in on em The last audition Kevin and Robert said I've got great potential but casting is tricky as I'm slighly too tall and not crazy bulky enough, but I'll keep trying and rewatching your videos as lessons in the meantime. So thanks for the uploads!
Caleb Miller ....Caleb, just keep doing what you're doing. Keep showing up to that audition. It was five or six auditions for different shows before I landed anything. In between just keep working on your skills . Is that Kevin Brassard and Robert Herrick you were referring to at the audition? If that's the Kevin, he's been there from the beginning and trained me when I was there.
Caleb Miller ....it shows me fighting Robert in the behind the scenes #5. I say he's the tallest I ever fought. But you can see he's not very "bulky" himself...lol.
Hi! There is a cut out in the track with padding in it that you fall/ lay in while the ball rolls over you. Check out my behind the scenes video that is all about that.
Karen Allen: “must have upper body strength to do the pull ups.” Me: “****! Aw I always thought that would be a cool gig!” 5’6 at 120 Ibs Can’t do a pull up for my life.
Hey man love your channel/content regarding the Indiana Jones show..... Love the show to this day even got to be an extra finally......this was the last show I was able to be chosen for If you remember the Backlot Tour boat and wheelhouse you could be chosen for that. Anyway...wanted to know if you could do a video: bullwhip tutorial for those who love Indiana Jones Where and what kind of whip should one purchase that they used in the film See I am a Cosplayer and have dressed as Indy and it wouldn't be complete without knowing his signature whip routines Have you visited Hollywood Studios recently and does anyone still recognize you as having done the show. Would you ever return to work in the show in another capacity. Thanks Once again an awesome Indiana Jones
I can't believe I didn't catch your comment 2 YEARS AGO...lol. Glad you like the Indy stuff! Not sure about doing a whip tutorial, there are much better whip handlers out there than me :) The whips like in the film or the live show, at least when I was there were Kangaroo hide 16 Plait whips anywhere from 8-10ft long. The Plaits are how many strands are woven together. The more, the smoother and more snake like it is. These are on the expensive side though. I had picked up a 12 plait 8 ft cow hide whip on ebay and it does the trick for about $100. Last time I visited the show was back in 2007. There were cast members there I had worked with in 1994-95 and some that still do to this day.
....all of the "bad guy" parts, except the Mechanic/Swordsman are experienced gymnasts or as we call them tumblers and hired as such. The head roll comes very easy to most of them. I got to do that part myself a few times but would cheat and use my hands instead of just rolling on my head. I wasn't as comfortable doing it.
Great job I'm like the biggest fan of indiana jones ever and a couple of years ago found out I could meet the actors if I stayed around a bit after and I was in a full costume they autographed my hat and indy gave me his gloves and said these should complete the costume that was the greatest day of my life
That's an awesome story! I kept several sets of my gloves as they were needing to be retired. I kept my first show gloves, broken nose gloves, last show gloves and a couple in between....lol.
Congrats on playing Indy.
I actually got to be one of the extras the casting director picks out of the crowd in a show back in 2005.
It was a nice experience! :-)
Thanks! It was a blast!
So cool!! Stunts and physical comedy has always been my forte. I really want to dive into it more.
Awesome! What's the extent of your experience?
Wicked Lenser i read a lot about vaudeville and am currently in taekwondo. The plan was to audition for the ringling circus and get my clown stripes but it fell through. I definitely would love to move out to orlando and learn more (if it’s still possible) I recall even a school outside of orlando I was looking at. More than anything I’m getting into shape (40 down 20 to go). I’m in my mid 20s now and I kick myself in the pants I didn’t start earlier lol
2:34 I can't tell you how many times that happened to me on every sandbox open world game that had me race a vehicle and I crashed it in the pond or sea (such titles like Scarface, Mafia 2, Sleeping Dogs, Watch Dogs, ect).
...lol
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@@wlenser Sometimes, I laugh at the very idea the vehicle I'm driving I somehow turned it into an amphibious car due to gamer error. Or sometimes my worst gamer rage comes out depending how long I've been stuck trying to complete open world mission.
Hey Dustin, do you have any more footage of Miami Vice Action Spectacular? Or even more rare, the A Team Live Stunt Show?
Would be cool to see some footage of the shows before Waterworld
Rolland, I've got tons of the Vice show on video! Unfortunately, none of the A-Team show. I was pretty young when that show opened up and I didn't have a video camera yet. I did see it though!
One day, I'll get around to putting some more Miami Vice up.
@@wlenser cool that you've got a bunch of Vice Stunt footage, and yeah, the A Team Show was quite old, coming out in 85 I believe, so I could understand if there's no footage of it. There is a 15 second vid of very good quality footage on youtube but that seems about it. Always wondered what the story was behind that A Team show was though, looked crazy.
I used to work at that show.....as crowd control.....I was there the day you broke your nose. And several times on my day off, I would go to the show and was one of the "extras".
No way! That's too funny that you were there the day I shattered my nose! It was fun to be up on that stage huh?
@@wlenser I wasn't on the stage...I was in the back of the theater....I worked at the show for a year straight...and got to know many of the stunt men....I still see Jim Green every year....he is a character at the Rennaissance Festivals.
@@wlenser BTW I also have that accident on video tape myself...I got it from one of the techs....LOL
@@kisswoman1965 what?! You have a video of when I broke my nose? I would love to see that some how.
@@wlenser I don't have a VCR player anymore....yet that footage is on UA-cam. I found it there also...
Really awesome video mate! I was always a massive fan of the stunt shows. When we went and saw the Miami vice show I had it recorded and I used to watch it constantly.
Thanks! The Miami Vice show was one of my favorites too, recorded it many times.
With that mullet of yours you could of played the role of Crockett in the Miami Vice Action Spectacular, lol still, great job!
Haha, thanks. I auditioned for the Miami Vice show once I was confident in my abilities but for a Smuggler part. They said I still looked too young. I wasn't really up to speed on Jet Skis or I would have tried Crockett.
@@wlenser Ah, I see, yeah, riding a stand up Jet Ski in a stunt show like that looked quite hard.
In fact I actually once saw a vid on UA-cam where in the Jet Ski sequence the Tubbs character fell off before he was supposed to, it got a chuckle out of the audience, haha.
@@rollandtrann679 ..I don't think the Tubb's part had to be as experienced with The Jet skis, I think that happened a bit. I had a good friend during the last couple years of the show who played Crockett and the Diving Smuggler.
@@wlenser Well from my view of the show, the proper way I think Tubb's jet ski part is to go around a bit with Crockett while he's being shot and the gun airshots are going off and get caught by the Diving Smuggler and I believe held hostage by another Smuggler which then the Diving Smuggler chases Crockett on the stolen jet ski and the Diving Smuggler falls off into the water. Though I saw a vid where Tubb's fell off before they got out of the Jet Ski area
@@rollandtrann679 yes, that is the intended sequence...lol. The smuggler now chasing Crockett is then blown off his jet ski accidentally by the smuggler in the little white break-away boat.
These vids are very motivational indeed. In the same boat of being inspired by these shows and determined to get in on em
The last audition Kevin and Robert said I've got great potential but casting is tricky as I'm slighly too tall and not crazy bulky enough, but I'll keep trying and rewatching your videos as lessons in the meantime. So thanks for the uploads!
Caleb Miller ....Caleb, just keep doing what you're doing. Keep showing up to that audition. It was five or six auditions for different shows before I landed anything. In between just keep working on your skills . Is that Kevin Brassard and Robert Herrick you were referring to at the audition? If that's the Kevin, he's been there from the beginning and trained me when I was there.
Wicked Lenser cheers!
And yup those were the guys, believe they're the captains of their parts
Caleb Miller ....it shows me fighting Robert in the behind the scenes #5. I say he's the tallest I ever fought. But you can see he's not very "bulky" himself...lol.
Wicked Lenser right? ! Guess time changed the rules
Hey Wicked Lenser I have a question about the Indy show: how did you do the rock rolling over you stunt?
Hi! There is a cut out in the track with padding in it that you fall/ lay in while the ball rolls over you. Check out my behind the scenes video that is all about that.
@@wlenser thank you so much for answering my question even though it’s a couple years late and I will check it out!
Karen Allen: “must have upper body strength to do the pull ups.”
Me: “****! Aw I always thought that would be a cool gig!” 5’6 at 120 Ibs Can’t do a pull up for my life.
Learned how to ski after leg surgery, and have done beginner stage combat for a college class.
It sounds like you just set a goal...😄
Random but 10ft in the show? Or 8?
If I recall correctly, some seemed slightly longer than others but I'm sure no more than 10 ft. I preferred the shorter ones.
Hey man love your channel/content regarding the Indiana Jones show.....
Love the show to this day even got to be an extra finally......this was the last show I was able to be chosen for
If you remember the Backlot Tour boat and wheelhouse you could be chosen for that.
Anyway...wanted to know if you could do a video: bullwhip tutorial for those who love Indiana Jones
Where and what kind of whip should one purchase that they used in the film
See I am a Cosplayer and have dressed as Indy and it wouldn't be complete without knowing his signature whip routines
Have you visited Hollywood Studios recently and does anyone still recognize you as having done the show.
Would you ever return to work in the show in another capacity.
Thanks
Once again an awesome Indiana Jones
I can't believe I didn't catch your comment 2 YEARS AGO...lol.
Glad you like the Indy stuff! Not sure about doing a whip tutorial, there are much better whip handlers out there than me :) The whips like in the film or the live show, at least when I was there were Kangaroo hide 16 Plait whips anywhere from 8-10ft long. The Plaits are how many strands are woven together. The more, the smoother and more snake like it is. These are on the expensive side though. I had picked up a 12 plait 8 ft cow hide whip on ebay and it does the trick for about $100. Last time I visited the show was back in 2007. There were cast members there I had worked with in 1994-95 and some that still do to this day.
The guy who gets punched by the woman and flips on his head, how did they train for that?
....all of the "bad guy" parts, except the Mechanic/Swordsman are experienced gymnasts or as we call them tumblers and hired as such. The head roll comes very easy to most of them. I got to do that part myself a few times but would cheat and use my hands instead of just rolling on my head. I wasn't as comfortable doing it.
@@wlenser thanks for the reply. I was born and raised in atlanta ga, im inspiring to be a stunt woman. I love your videos!
@@goodsummer909... oh very cool. best of luck to you. any other questions let me know. stay safe!
@@wlenser Thank you so much I definitely will and thank you I need it!
@@wlenser Not like Menel who would spin on his head before he laid down...LOL
Btw, do you have any more footage from act one, ex. The lava pit or the rappelling section?
Caleb Miller.... yeah I have a couple of things I'll try to pull them up soon
That’s my dream