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Art Camacho – Director, Producer, Actor, and Stuntman Today's guest is a powerhouse in the action film industry. Art Camacho is an accomplished film director, producer, actor, and stuntman with a career spanning decades. He began his journey producing and directing commercials before transitioning into the world of action cinema, where he made his mark ... Art Camacho – Living The Dream – Ep204
Director and legendary stuntman Art Camacho. Known for his work on action-packed films, Art shares insights into his latest release, RUTHLESS (2023), a gripping revenge thriller starring Dermot Mulroney. Zef and Art also dive into his upcoming project, featuring iconic actors Harvey Keitel and Danny Trejo. With decades of experience in the industry, Art discusses the art of blending high-octane action with compelling storytelling, while reflecting on his journey from stunt coordination to directing. It's a must-listen for action film enthusiasts and aspiring filmmakers alike! * Hosted by Zef Cota
On this episode, we discuss Ruthless (2023, directed by Art Camacho.) Meanwhile, Lawrence marvels at the UI design on a human auction and Ronald talks at some length about 7-11. Also, heavy trigger warning. The movie had a ton of discussion of sexual violence, so so does this episode. Recommendations Spy Kids (2001, directed by Robert Rodriguez) 8mm (1999, directed by Joel Schumacher) Callis and Toll by David Annandale Cautions Paladin's Faith by T. Kingfisher
Ruthless is a bone-crunching thriller starring an against-type Dermot Mulroney as a teacher trying to rescue one of his students from a gang of human traffickers. Eschewing preaching for entertainment, Ruthless is an enjoyable, no-frills throwback revenge thriller with a good turn from Mulroney. Best known for his romantic leads, Mulroney sells the badass action and shows an interesting side to his on-screen persona. In a fun and entertaining episode, the director and co-writer of Ruthless, Art Camacho joined the Movies In Focus podcast. The stuntman-turned-director talked about making the revenge thriller, as well as discussing the practicalities of filming and training for stunt sequences.
The Companeros dip into PM entertainment's children's catalog with the Sqauatchtober family classic Little Bigfoot 2: The Journey Home (1998) directed by Art Camacho! PLUS: a Bigfoot Battle of the bands, what we've been watching, and so much more! Join our Patreon if you can! Hey, why not call us on our hotline? (724) 246-4669!
Art Camacho is a multi-Award-winning action film Director, Fight choreographer, authorand martial artist. Camacho wrapped up his innovative talk show: “The CamachoExperiment” For the El Rey network on the heals of his feature film “Wild League”which had a wide release in Russia, making him the first Latino filmmaker to direct aRussian language movie. Previously Camacho had helmed “Assassin X”, For SonyPictures, which walked away with 7 awards at the AOF film festival.Camacho's biography “A Filmmakers journey, Art Camacho” was published in 2017 andwas an immediate success. It details the story of his journey from humble beginnings inthe Barrio to the sets of Hollywood. How he dealt with Bullying, and how the influence ofBruce Lee and a tragic beating at the hands of gangbangers led him to train in themartial arts. Also in that Year he became one of the few Latino's to ever be “knighted”,receiving the order of St. Michael.His foray in television came with Motown inspired “Jadagrace” show starring thegranddaughter of Motown legend Barry Gordy. Camacho was the Consulting produceron the show.His other studio releases include "Half Past Dead 2" (Sony Pictures) and both“Crooked” and Confessions of a Pit Fighter” (Lionsgate films).He began his film career as an actor, appearing in various action films and televisionprograms. He then went on to produce and direct Spanish language commercials priorto making films. His background in martial arts and fighting helped him make thetransition to Fight choreography in martial arts action films. His martial arts backgroundis varied, having trained in Wun Hop Kuen Do (5 th degree), Boxing, Jeet Kune Do andKali. With over 50 action films under his belt as a fight choreographer he was dubbed"The Fight Master" by the leading martial arts publications. Camacho then became asuccessful feature film director/Producer. Camacho distinguished himself as one of the"Promising directors in the action film genre" according to Premier magazine.He has been featured in numerous international magazines and books throughout theworld including "Black Belt magazine", "Inside Kung Fu", "Karate International", and"Cinturon Negro", "Masters and Styles, "Secrets of the Masters", "Martial ArtsIllustrated", “Tae Kwon Do times” “Martial Science Magazine” "Who's Who in2Entertainment" "Encyclopedia of Martial Arts" and graced the cover of Canada's "Martialarts experts" . L.A.'s largest Spanish Language Newspaper "La Opinion" dubbed him"One of Latino Hollywood's best action directors" Proclaiming that with the right projectCamacho will break through. He was also featured on "Hola Los Angeles", “DespiertaAmerica”, "Cinemax" Mexico's channel 12, and "Control". Camacho was featured onLatin Nation and he was the first recipient of the "The Outstanding Director of the Year"award from the Action on film, film festival 2005/2006, The Golden and Bronze haloawards from the Hollywood motion picture counsel. He has also been inducted in arecord 9 International Martial Arts Halls of fame. He's also the recipient of theprestigious Funakoshi Award of excellence from the Martial arts history museum. Andthe only Latino Fight choreographer/Film Director to be featured in the Martial ArtsHistory Museum and Camacho was also recipient of an award from the World Martialarts Association that was presented to him on Behalf of Alan Horn (CEO of The WaltDisney Company) and Michael Klausman (President of CBS studios). ###
Will and Matt discuss how to make your normal car ride seem like an intense chase, reviewing your own films, and how to decorate your walls and ceilings with animal skins... , as they sit down and talk about this top-notch Gary Daniels and Art Camacho classic, Recoil!DISCLAIMER: Language and Spoilers!RECOILdir. Art Camachostarring: Gary Daniels, Gregory McKinney, Thomas Kopache
Michael Matsuda is president and founder of the Martial Arts History Museum. The first and only actual museum of its kind. Founded in 1999, the museum is located in Burbank, CA and this year they celebrate its 23rd year. Michael is one of the leading authorities on martial arts history in America. He has written about 8 books on the history of the arts. He is also the producer of 21 biography videos on martial arts pioneers. Michael is also the director of Dragonfest. An exciting and one of the most popular martial arts conventions on the West Coast. Michael along with Art Camacho was recently nominated for the Emmy for their tv show, The Camacho Experiment. Michael has been studying the martial arts since 1967. His specialty is kung fu; Shaolin and Monkey. He is the 6th generation grandmaster of the art and the only one left in America that knows the whole artform. Michael was selected as one of the Top 100 Producers of the year and graced the cover of Producer magazine. He currently teaches kung fu. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/markcox/support
A new dawn with the cult and who better to guide us into uncharted territory than Helmut Berger and Richard Grieco. Berger is a scoundrel to Richard Harrison and his family in Beast With a Gun and then we review ol faithfuls Art Camacho and David DeFalco take us through the scummiest scumlords of Hollywood in Point Doom! Feedback: cultofmuscle@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/groups/cultofmuscle Merch: redbubble.com/people/cultofmuscle/shop Lifting: 0:00:00 - 0:48:40 Beast With a Gun: 0:50:10 - 1:26:45 Point Doom: 1:28:15 - END
A very special weekend episode of the cult sees the Sasha Mitchell and Costas Mandylor charisma collision in Art Camacho's David DeFalco vanity picture turned Cyborg remake in Gangland! Then Bruce Willis' hair takes on mood ring properties in Striking Distance! Feedback: cultofmuscle@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/groups/cultofmuscle Merch: redbubble.com/people/cultofmuscle/shop Lifting: 0:00:00 - 00:25:00 Gangland: 0:25:00 - 1:09:10 Striking Distance: 1:10:40 - END
Art Camacho is one of the best martial art film fight choreographers of all time. Johnny & Art have an epic talk about films, music, food, martial arts and so much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelifenetwork/support
After nearly being inducted into Lucifer's Gangland army, we caught up with director and PM Entertainment stalwart ART CAMACHO and talked about working with Coolio & Ice-T, running two major action set pieces without assistants, no-show actors, and horny monkeys!
After nearly being inducted into Lucifer's Gangland army, we caught up with director and PM Entertainment stalwart ART CAMACHO and talked about working with Coolio & Ice-T, running two major action set pieces without assistants, no-show actors, and horny monkeys!
Art Camacho stops by to discuss his career. From humble beginnings to a legend in the martial arts industry Art has done it all. Acting, writing, directing, choreography and more. He's also got a new show coming up on the El Ray Network that you need to check out. Art is a fun and humble guy and this is a cant miss interview. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chronicleshistory/support
Welcome to episode 025 with my guest, Art Camacho Award-winning action film Director/Fight choreographer/stunt performer with a vast experience in the entertainment industry. This episode ROCK’S if you’ve ever thought you were too short, heavy or simply don’t have the physical capabilities to accomplish any type of athletic success. Art Camacho and his story should empower the mass. My passion is helping people to understand “How Celebrities Are Born” and the “Great Became Great” and Art is the man with a beautiful profile of achieving the American Dream. Art Camacho naturally blessed me by his tone and gentle appreciation for “Living the Dream”. Ironically a saying we learned that both he and I use in any giving introduction. Hopefully you’ll enjoy this interview and if you do, please share your comments.
Like most talent in Hollywood, Art Camacho doesn't just stick to one thing. With the skills sets of a film director, producer, actor and stuntman under his belt, Art's already lived quite the career. Art grew up with a rough childhood, but he made the most of it, training in various forms of martial arts, including Jeet Kune Do, boxing, Karate and Kung Fu. This evolved into a stunt career for art, one that he never walked away from.
You might think we’re joking but this is possibly the biggest six degrees film out of our Six Degrees of Van Damme Series. Listen in as you find out how many actors have some sort of relation with Van Damme. And also, there are Bigfoots. You can’t get any better than that. As always, if […]
Award-winning action film Director/Fight choreographer/stunt performer Art Camacho has a vast experience in the entertainment industry. He is in production of Final Payback 2, a sequel to one of his successful action films, and in development of a Latino Vampire film called "The Crossing". Camacho also Co-produced, wrote and Directed "Confessions of a pit fighter" which was released in by Lionsgate Pictures. His background in martial arts and fighting helped him make the transition to Fight choreography in martial arts action films. With over 35 action films under his belt as a fight choreographer he was dubbed "The Fight Master" by the leading martial arts publications. Camacho then became a successful feature film director/Producer. Camacho was most recently featured on Latin Nation and he was the first recipient of the "The Outstanding Director of the Year" award from the Action on film, film festival 2005/2006, The Golden and Bronze halo awards from the Hollywood motion picture counsel. Camacho was also recipient of an award from the World Martial arts Association that was presented to him on behalf of Alan Horn (CEO of The Walt Disney Company) and Michael Klausman (President of CBS studios). What You’ll Learn in This Interview What was Camacho’s motivation to reach the heights of Hollywood as being grew up in the ghetto and that too as an obese kid What were the three defining moments in Camacho’s life What Camacho’s book is about and how it defines leading and living a dream His advice on how to achieve your dreams with passion and not to expect an easy life makes you a winner …… and much more! Episode tweetables Art Camacho’s huge turning points was he grew up obese and today his background in martial arts and fighting helped him make the transition to Fight choreography in martial arts action films! @theartcamacho http://bit.ly/2ClyAAO #warrenhoneycutt #health #fitness #podcast Leading and living a dream @theartcamacho http://apple.co/2xQV05z #warrenhoneycutt #health #fitness #podcast Whatever the dream is you can achieve it with passion alone! @theartcamacho http://bit.ly/2yzpWtj #warrenhoneycutt #health #fitness #podcast Follow Art Camacho: Facebook Twitter Download this Episode & Subscribe on: iTunes Stitcher Spreaker Pocketcasts Google Music TuneIn “To share insights from renowned Health, Nutrition and Fitness experts to enrich lives. To give truths and principles that allow Wholeness of Body, Mind and Spirit and pave a path to lives of abundance, energy, enthusiasm and passion!" - Warren Honeycutt
Director Art Camacho chats with Tommy Burke about his career and parts of their shared history working together on films. An award-winning action film director, fight coordinator, and stunt performer, Art is best known for his work on Half Past Dead, Half Past Dead 2, The Power Within, Assassin X (aka The Chemist), and Banshee. The Not Just Sunglasses & Autographs podcast is hosted by Tommy Burke, who has been working in TV and film production for more than 25 years as a First Assistant Director.
Film Producer Art Camacho is our special guest on the Dynamic Dojo Show, 9/20/2015, 11:00 am Pacific Time! Art Camacho began his film career as an actor, appearing in various action films and television programs. He then went on to producer and direct commercials prior to making films. His background in martial arts and fighting helped him make the transition to Fight choreography in martial arts action films. With over 35 action films under his belt as a fight choreographer he was dubbed "The Fight Master" by the leading martial arts publications. Camacho then became a successful feature film director/Producer. In most of his action films Camacho also choreographed the action. His latest film is "The Chemist" released in September 2015. He began his martial arts training in Karate but gravitated towards kung ku. On his way to getting his black belt under kung ku great Eric Lee, he trained in various other methods of martial arts including Kung Fu San Soo, Jeet Kune Do and he was also an amateur boxer.
Welcome back to another episode of the GGtMC!!! This wee we continue our journey through Ladies Appreciation month with a couple gems picked from Kat and Emily. Emily picked Gangland (2001) from director Art Camacho and what a cast this thing has....Kat picked The Collector (1965) directed by William Wyler starring Terence Stamp and Samantha Eggar. Emails to midnitecinema!gmail.com Voicemails to 206-666-5207 Adios!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ggtmc/message
Art Camacho's gritty story of redemption Half Past Dead 2, which stars professional wrestler Bill Goldberg and rapper Kurupt, hit stores last Tuesday. He joins us on this edition of the Your Video Store Shelf Podcast to talk about an assortment of topics. Like so many guests on this show, Camacho's journey into the world of filmmaking was not a typical one. Camacho began to learn martial arts as a teenager as a way of defending himself against the gangs of South East Los Angeles. He continued training into his adult years. Like so many accomplished martial artists in 1990's Los Angeles, Camacho was eventually asked to get the crap kicked out of him on film. He quickly learned the tricks of the trade of stunt work, and his workload increased. Soon enough he found himself being asked by PM Entertainment to not just do stunts, but choreograph the fight scenes in many of their movies. He has choreographed well over a hundred action scenes since then, and it was thanks to his success in that field that he found his way into directing. Half Past Dead 2 is Camacho's 14th film, with his earlier efforts including Gary Daniels' Recoil, Gangland, Sci-Fighter, and Point Doom. Topics include how he got attached to Half Past Dead 2, working with Andrew Stevens, the rhythm involved with fake fighting, his experience being PM Entertainment's fight choreographer, assembling almost a thousand extras in less than ten hours, the simple story of how he got into directing, his nervousness on his first day, his friendship with Don 'The Dragon' Wilson, bad kickboxing movies, blowing up cars, weak scripts, how long it takes him to appreciate his movies, how Andrew Dice Clay and Richard Grieco saved Point Doom, the eagerness of Angie Everhart, how great James Russo is, his very dangerous original plans for Confessions of a Pit Fighter, how he almost broke a gang truce, why we haven't seen that film, working with Flava Flav, getting his beat up in both Half Past Deads, and to close the show off, Art leaves me speechless. Fine show people. Get to listening!
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