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A Spider-Man stunt double swings on a wire above a night street while a camera crane and production vehicles frame the shot.
A real stunt double performs a wire swing during a 2012 Carl's Jr. commercial shoot promoting The Amazing Spider-Man. The image makes the article's actor–double thesis visible without claiming that this frame shows the handoff itself. STUNT.BLOG cropped and resized the CC BY 2.0 original; no brand endorsement is implied.Flickr user 68176404@N08 — cropped and resized by STUNT.BLOG — CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.Source pageOriginal fileCC BY 2.0
analysis

The Actor–Double Handoff: What Stunt Coordination Has to Protect

An independent analysis of how actors, stunt doubles and coordinators preserve one character across capability, safety, camera, costume and VFX decisions.

By STUNT.BLOG Editorial DeskAnalysis10 min27 Jul 2026
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interview

The Work Behind the Impact

Highlights from Ferdi Fischer’s SWR1 Leute interview on controlled risk, stunt design, WarpCam® and the people behind modern screen action.

By STUNT.BLOG Editorial DeskInterviews4 min12 Jul 2026

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  1. AnalysisThe Actor–Double Handoff: What Stunt Coordination Has to Protect9 sources
  2. InterviewsThe Work Behind the Impact3 sources