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Still Using A Prop Stunt Dummy?

Many Film & TV productions are switching to a more realistic, robust and reusable alternative.

What's the difference?

Traditional stunt dummies are static props

Action Manikins are fully articulated with free flowing limbs.  Alternatively, any of the joints can be locked into position. We even have free standing manikins that will still react with 'human' movement when impacted. 

Silicon heads add to the realism on camera.

Fast resets between takes

Reusable across multiple set ups

Reduces risk to performers

Often more cost effective than single use dummies

Not sure if an Action Manikin is right for your scene?

 

Call or email us and we'll tell you honestly if a traditional stunt dummy is enough. 

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SAFETY FIRST

The use of a manikin alleviates the safety risk of using an artist or stunt performer in  an action sequence 
or scene where any level of danger or discomfort could be experienced. 

 

Stunt Action Manikins make the impossible possible!

Designed for productions that need realism on camera without putting performers at risk. 

Trusted by Film & TV productions

for over 13 years.


ON SET SUPPORT

From shot planning to customised and on set management:

  • We liaise with the relevant departments such as Hair/Make-up/Wardrobe Departments as well as SFX-Stunt Team prior to and during filming.

  • We deliver and handle the manikins at all times.

  • On set positioning and handling.

  • Our manikin technicians travel the world to bring expertise to your location.

Stunt Action Manikins are more than dummies or props and because of this the service we provide includes expert on set support based on many years of experience. 

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S.A.M. is a trade name of Stunt Action Manikins (S.A.M.) Ltd
Registered in England and Wales No.11526344 
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