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Performance Freediving International (PFI) played a significant role in the production of James Cameron’s film “Avatar 2: The Way of Water,” providing specialized training for the cast and crew in both freediving and scuba diving. PFI’s involvement began in 2017 when they started working with Cameron on the set of “Avatar 2” to train the cast and crew how to both Free Dive and Scuba Dive. Kirk Krack, the founder of PFI, was instrumental in this process, having met Cameron on a flight where he introduced himself and his expertise in freediving.
Krack’s work extended beyond just training the actors; he also trained the crew members, including Pete Zucchini, the head of underwater photography for Avatar, ensuring that everyone was synchronized in how they would handle the underwater scenes. The training was extensive, with Krack spending two and a half years in Los Angeles and another two years in New Zealand on the project.
PFI’s collaboration with TDI/SDI also contributed to the success of the film, as they provided the necessary training for the cast and crew to perform the complex underwater scenes safely and effectively. This partnership highlighted PFI’s reputation for providing high-quality training, which has also been sought after by other notable figures such as Tiger Woods.Réponse générée par IA. Pensez à vérifier les informations importantes.
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