From Collider · Michael Zimmermann · · 40s
Street Fighter Fight Flooding Chaos
Rain-soaked Street Fighter fight scene floods set, causing camera fog and crew chaos.
In brief
Rain-soaked Street Fighter fight scene floods set, causing camera fog and crew chaos. Director Kitao Sakurai explains how rain flooding the Street Fighter set during Ken and Ryu's fight created logistical chaos for filming. Originally reported by Collider.
Quick answers
- Why Embrace Chaos?
- Sakurai says embracing the chaos made the fight sequence more authentic.
- What is the key takeaway from Street Fighter Fight Flooding Chaos?
- Director Kitao Sakurai explains how rain flooding the Street Fighter set during Ken and Ryu's fight created logistical chaos for filming.
Director Kitao Sakurai
Director Kitao Sakurai reveals how rain-soaked filming of Ken and Ryu's fight turned into a logistical nightmare.
Set Flooding Chaos
The set flooded, camera lenses fogged every 15 seconds, and the crew worked against the elements.
Why Embrace Chaos?
Sakurai says embracing the chaos made the fight sequence more authentic.
What matters most
Director Kitao Sakurai explains how rain flooding the Street Fighter set during Ken and Ryu's fight created logistical chaos for filming.
