Inside the work, accountable to the record

STUNT.BLOG is an in-house editorial production within the SlamArtist.com Universe, covering the craft, technology, safety and people behind screen action. It is published and operated by SlamArtist.com under the responsibility of founder Ferdi Fischer.

The connection creates access to working practitioners, production archives and specialist camera knowledge. It does not turn the publication into a catalogue. Confirmed fact, analysis, opinion, personal experience, attributed statements and unresolved points remain distinct; sources and material corrections stay attached to the stories they support.

Who does what

Publisher / Operator

SlamArtist.com ↗

The publisher and operator of STUNT.BLOG and the umbrella for the connected action-production practices described below.

Founder / Editorial supervision

Ferdi Fischer

Founder of SlamArtist.com, Action Director, Stunt Coordinator and inventor of WarpCam®. Fischer provides editorial supervision and appears in articles only in the role that applies: author, interview subject, named expert or connected source.

In-house editorial team

STUNT.BLOG Editorial Desk

The institutional byline of a team made up of several members of the SlamArtist.com stunt and action-production team. It prepares sourced reporting and analysis, reviews rights and maintains updates and corrections. The byline does not imply that every team member worked on every story.

The SlamArtist.com Universe

These connected first-party pages explain the production disciplines, systems and specialist units behind the publication. They can clarify a practice or service and show how the in-house team approaches it; they are not independent evidence for STUNT.BLOG reporting.

Stunt.Design ↗

The specialist reference point for designing physical action as one coordinated screen system.

Action Direction ↗

Integration of physical action, camera position, timing and the finished sequence, with ActionDirector.eu as the connected specialist reference.

Stunt Coordination ↗

Production-facing coordination of people, departments, rehearsals and risk controls.

Precision Driving ↗

Vehicle performance planned around choreography, safety and the camera’s view.

Stunt Performance ↗

Physical performance shaped by character, repeatability and the needs of the shot.

Aerial Work & Rigging ↗

Specialist movement systems considered as part of the complete load path and performance.

WarpCam® ↗

A specialist camera system for moments where camera movement and stunt literacy materially overlap.

Tactical Cinematics ↗

Specialist behaviour, action design and camera integration treated as one screen-language problem, with TAC-CINE as the connected specialist reference.

Floating Action Unit ↗

A mobile action-unit model for scenes whose geography calls for a compact, adaptable platform.

How connected coverage works

STUNT.BLOG’s relationship to SlamArtist.com is permanent and disclosed publication-wide. An additional story-level disclosure appears when Ferdi Fischer, a SlamArtist.com service, connected archive, product or affiliated company is itself a material subject, source or case study. First-party pages may explain the relevant practice or service; they do not independently verify the reporting. Brands are never used as human bylines.

Publisher identity and asset ownership remain separate. Each image’s visible credit and rights record controls. An asset-specific rights holder is not the publisher, operator or controller of STUNT.BLOG.

Press, interviews and corrections

For interviews with Ferdi Fischer, background on the publication, source questions or correction requests, email info@stunt.blog. The editorial standards and correction record remain public.

Editorial boundaries

The published collection combines broad, externally sourced reporting with disclosed practitioner access and first-person archive work. Comments are pre-moderated and remain separate from STUNT.BLOG reporting. There are no reader accounts, paywall, shop or automatic newsletter delivery.