What's AI gonna do to stunts?

You got me.

[laughs] I think it's gonna...

You know, so far I, I think what, what CG has done for us is, is made things a lot safer, uh, and the ability to do more things.

You know, if you look at, like, the Spider-Man on television back in the s- in the, in the day, uh, compared to what the actor and the stunt people are able to do as Spider-Man today, you know.

So the cables and the technology for that is, is really helping us.

And I think AI is gonna help augment those things, create some of the background work for us, and then also in the kind of pre-visualization it's gonna help.

W- what would the schedule be?

The, um, what's AI gonna do to stunts?

You got me [laughs].

I think it's gonna, you know, so far I, I think what, what CG has done for us is, is made things a lot safer, um, and the ability to do more things.

You know, if you look at, like, the Spider-Man on television back in the s- in the, in the day, uh, compared to what the actor and the stunt people are able to do as Spider-Man today, you know.

So the cables and the technology for that is, is really helping us.

And I think AI is gonna help augment those things, create some of the background work for us, and then also in the kind of pre-visualization it's gonna help.

force.So how much, how would it work with like Liam if you had a fight scene to coordinate? How much prep, like how would, what would the schedule be?

Well, uh, you know, Liam's really good now.

How do you... form that relationship with an actor who you then end up doubling repeatedly and doing sort of stunt work for? Talk me through that process.

A little bit of it's serendipitous.

In your career starting out, you jump all over it.

And sometimes somebody asks for you to come back.

Sometimes they don't care.

Sometimes they don't have that.

They're not in that position.

How much driving does Liam do? How much is stuntman? What's the ratio, really?