How to be a professional stunt driver

 · Subject: Re: I want to be a professional/stunt driver From: maddunn-ga on PST: Hello. To start with, you will need to know the basics and attend a school that will teach you how to drive a stock car before you get into doing stunts (for your own safety). I am working on building a website for stock car racers since that is.  · Read on to find out the top 6 characteristics or qualities a professional stunt car driver should have. Team player; Stunt car drivers seldom work alone. There’ll be a group of people rigging any explosives, prepping the car, and among others. That said, stunt car drivers that are not team players don’t usually get hired. Detail-orientedEstimated Reading Time: 2 mins. How to Become a Stunt Driver Step 1. Take stunt driving classes at a school like the one run by Bobby Ore. Ore has been in the business for over Step 2. Find an agent and work as an extra to get yourself on screen in movies and television. This is Author: Jennifer Eblin.

Subject: I want to be a professional/stunt driver Category: Business and Money Employment Asked by: deannarich-ga List Price: $ Posted: PST Expires: PST. Read on to find out the top 6 characteristics or qualities a professional stunt car driver should have. Team player; Stunt car drivers seldom work alone. There’ll be a group of people rigging any explosives, prepping the car, and among others. That said, stunt car drivers that are not team players don’t usually get hired. Detail-oriented. Stunt rigger: To be a stunt rigger, you should not only be an experienced stunt performer, but you should have an understanding of the mechanics of stunt equipment. You should have safety as your first priority, and will perform a variety of tasks, from testing and tearing down stunt equipment on the set to arranging landing pads for falls and positioning wires and harnesses correctly.

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