Aston based film maker is winning awards all over the world with his ground-breaking new film Flaming Assassin and will head to Beijing to train with the Jackie Chan's Stunt Team
Aston-based film maker who has caught the attention of Jackie Chan's Stunt Team! Nathan Geering is a multi-award winning film maker with his latest film winning many awards across the world. The film entitled Flaming Assassin has picked up awards in New York, Rome, Venezuela, Malaysia at a number of film festivals. Within the first six weeks of its international film festival run the film has already won a staggering twenty-three awards.
When the Jackie Chan Stunt Team was shown elements of the film Nathan was selected to train with the world famous group out in Beijing this coming Summer where he will deepen his knowledge of film making, martial arts and stunts. Nathan says 'never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would be training with the greatest Stunt team on earth.
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