The stunt coordinator from #TheFall Guy will receive the first-ever “stunt designer” credit. Hear more from director David Leitch and the team about why this title change is an important step in stunts becoming properly recognized: https://t.co/oE3qdgeSEE https://t.co/AbFbX3Z4Yt
SAG-AFTRA and DGA have approved the first-ever credit of “stunt designer.” The title will be used on the upcoming release “The Fall Guy” with veteran stunt coordinator Chris O’Hara set to receive the inaugural film credit. https://t.co/MzaL0R0pvw https://t.co/AgtoPtvu4w
"I want that guy, whoever it is, to get credit for his work because I'm sure it's going to be great." https://t.co/UQXa2DCm2E
The Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) and the Directors Guild of America (DGA) have jointly approved the introduction of a new film credit titled "stunt designer." This groundbreaking decision marks the first time such a title will be officially recognized in the film industry. Veteran stunt coordinator Chris O'Hara will be the first to receive this honor, with his work on the upcoming film "The Fall Guy" being specifically acknowledged. The move has been celebrated within the industry, with director David Leitch and others highlighting the importance of this recognition in properly acknowledging the creative contributions of stunt professionals to filmmaking. The sentiment is echoed by comments from the community, including one stating, "I want that guy, whoever it is, to get credit for his work because I'm sure it's going to be great."