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Author Archives: Azeem Mustafa
Red Dead Redemption 2: The American Dream turned Nightmare (SPOILERS)
Spoiler Warning: Details of the ending to Red Dead Redemption 2 and 1 are discussed in full. If you haven’t played through to the end I would recommend avoiding. Red Dead Redemption 2 is as much a sequel to Grand … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Gaming, Multimedia, Review, Videogame, Xbox 360
Tagged art, arthur morgan, Cinematography, cowboy, entertainment, essay, Games, rdr2, red dead redemption 2, sadie adler, Videogames, Videography, wild west, writing
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2018: Introspection & Extrospection
It’s been over a year since I’ve written in here. Even before that I wasn’t very partial to updating this blog other than to post about new films we had made. But I’m told writers have to write, every day, … Continue reading
Posted in Camera, Cinema, Filmmaking, Films, Movie, Review, Scriptwriting
Tagged 2018, art, azeem mustafa, bebop, bebop films, Cinema, director, Film, filmmaker, filmmaking, goals, happy new year, introspection, Martial arts, Movie, movies, new year, No-budget, retrospective, writer, writing
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The Biopic Bruce Lee Deserves
The response to ‘Birth of a Dragon,’ the latest Bruce Lee biopic, has been almost unanimously negative. I find it to be an almost cruel irony that Bruce Lee ends up as a supporting character in his own movie, where the main plot device is once again framed by the caucasian main character Continue reading
Posted in Action movie, bruce lee, choreography, Cinema, Editing, Fight scene, Film, Filmmaking, Hong Kong films, Kung Fu movie, Martial Arts, Scriptwriting, Uncategorized
Tagged azeem mustafa, biopic, birth of a dragon, boxing, bruce lee, david carradine, Dragon, fight choreography, fight movie, Fight scene, fighting, Film, filmmaking, fist of fury, game of death, gung fu, james coburn, Jeet Kune Do, jkd, kung fu, little dragon, Martial arts, pitch, Scriptwriting, stirling silliphant, the silent flute, way of the dragon
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Last Round – Martial Arts Short Film
Very pleased to show you all our latest short film, now online. Last Round is the story of a hitman’s killer retirement party. We were very inspired by Jackie Chan 80s comedies. You can watch the link here, any support … Continue reading
Posted in Action movie, Fight choreography, Filmmaking, Uncategorized
Tagged action, Action film, boxing, bruce lee, canon 550d, city lit, comedy, Donnie Yen, fight, fight choreography, Fight scene, Film, filmmaking, funny, hitman, Independent film, indie film, Jackie Chan, kick, kung fu, last round, London, Martial arts, no budget filmmaking, No-budget, raindance, rebel t2i
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The Two Wolves – A Stim City Short Story
Author’s note: This is a short story I wrote a while back set in a fictional near-future London colloquially known as Stim City. Me & Craige Middleburg were building the world. Another Day in Stim City. The rotting garbage from … Continue reading
Posted in Short Story, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged action, author, book, bounty hunter, drama, filmmaking, London, noir, sci fi, short, Short Story, stim city, story, wolf, wolves, writer, writing
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Battle Creek Hackney – Teaser Trailer
The teaser trailer for our latest film, Battle Creek Hackney, is now online: This is our epic no budget martial arts film. We’ve been working on this thing since May, and I think it’s paid off. The hard work of … Continue reading
Posted in Action movie, Film, Martial Arts
Tagged action, Action movie, Arts, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, bruce lee, Camera, canon 550d, Cinema, Cinematography, cowboy bebop, director, drama, editing, entertainment, fight choreography, Film, filmmaking, Hackney, Jackie Chan, London, London Borough of Hackney, Martial arts, the raid
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The Tough Go Pro – GoPro Action Movie
Our latest movie is now online, a combat movie shot almost entirely shot from the point of view of a GoPro Hero 3 camera strapped to our main character’s head. This was a lot of fun to shoot, hope you … Continue reading
Posted in Action movie, Fight scene, Film
Tagged action, Action movie, behind the scenes, Fight scene, Film, filmmaking, go pro, go pro camera, gopro, Martial arts
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