Designing Choreography Around What An Actor Already Does Well

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Rather than dictating the fight choreography to the actor, the team leaned into Ray Park's natural acrobatic style — 'butterfly twists and flips and corkscrews' — and built the sequence around movements he could perform convincingly. The philosophy was to inherit the performer's vocabulary and design the scene outward from it, instead of forcing generic choreography onto a specialized body.

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