Stunt/Precision Driver Training

 This involves executing complex maneuvers with a vehicle, such as drifting, power-sliding, and J-turns. It's a highly skilled and technical form of driving that requires extensive training and experience. Precision drivers are trained professionals who work closely with stunt coordinators and directors to plan and execute these maneuvers on set. They are focused on executing these maneuvers with a low level of risk, and safety is always a top priority. Precision driving often involves specialized equipment and vehicles that are designed to handle these maneuvers safely. 

This, on the other hand, involves performing high-risk stunts with a vehicle, such as car flips, crashes, and rolls. Stunt drivers are trained to perform these stunts safely, but they still carry a greater risk of injury or damage to the vehicle. Stunt driving often involves a higher level of physical and mental preparation, as well as special safety precautions and equipment. Stunt drivers often use roll cages, harnesses, and other safety equipment to protect themselves during these stunts. They also work closely with stunt coordinators and directors to plan and execute these stunts safely.

The main difference between precision driving and stunt driving is the level of risk involved. Precision driving is focused on executing complex maneuvers with a low level of risk, while stunt driving involves high-risk stunts that require special safety precautions and training. Both forms of driving require a high level of skill and experience, but stunt driving is generally considered more dangerous due to the nature of the stunts involved.

It's essential for filmmakers and audiences to appreciate the difference between precision driving and stunt driving. Both are important components of action movies, but they require different levels of skill, training, and safety precautions. Precision driving is focused on executing complex maneuvers with a low level of risk, while stunt driving involves high-risk stunts that require special safety precautions and training. Both precision driving and stunt driving require extensive training and experience, but it's important to understand the different risks involved. By understanding these differences, filmmakers and audiences can appreciate the skill and talent required for both forms of driving in action movies.

Our driving instructors are highly trained and certified professionals who have worked in Film, TV, and in Multimedia. They will ensure you keep safe, have fun and receive the best possible driving education.