Rope A Dope 2 wraps principal photography at Victory Warehouse

Rope A Dope 2 has wrapped production in Oakland, CA at the Victory Warehouse. It was a grueling 6-day shoot for everyone. Three 10-12 hour long days were dedicated to fight scenes, one day being a complete reshoot, a training montage had to be completely reshot due to a continuity error, and our Red Epic was forcibly taken from us at gunpoint in Oakland. It was a war, but war is for fighters. The rest teach theory.

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Photo by co-director Pete Lee. Dennis and I just finished multiple takes of a jack-sweep with a front tiger fall. Once Pete and producer Clayton Barber yelled “It’s a wrap!” our bodies gave out and we buckled over in pain, Dennis with a busted hamstring, me with sudden muscle cramps in both legs and my stomach.

Will post screencaps and all kinds of updates as I edit this beast.

2 responses to “Rope A Dope 2 wraps principal photography at Victory Warehouse”

  1. akurley Avatar

    Can’t wait to see it!! Remember, art is pain ><

  2. […] has changed more than a few times. My book If These Fists Could Talk details a moment when I was robbed while shooting Rope-A-Dope 2 and my opinions of violence shifted. Then while researching the “Gombe Chimpanzee War” […]

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