LEARN STUNT DRIVING FROM HOLLYWOOD PROS
Level 1 is where every MPDC stunt driver starts. Over two to three days on a closed track at Willow Springs Raceway, you learn the fundamentals of stunt driving through hands on driving and light classroom study. You learn how each stunt is done and how it works from a technical point of view, so you can do it safely and repeat it on set.
No experience needed. You do not have to be a SAG member or a stunt performer. All you need is a valid driver's license.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Basic car control and fixing oversteer and understeer
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Wheel lockup
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90s, 180s and skid turns
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Intro to drifting
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Front wheel drive vs rear wheel drive
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Driving on wet and dry surfaces
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Reverse stunts
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Multi car stunts: pacing, grid work and moving around other cars
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Car prep and stunt strategy
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How to get started in the industry


WHAT A CLASS DAY LOOKS LIKE
Arrive at 8:30 AM so we can start on time at 9 AM. The end time depends on class size, but behind the wheel time is never cut short. You get an hour for lunch each day. Lunch is not provided, so pack something or grab a bite in town.
You drive our Crown Victorias for about 90% of the course, plus front wheel drive cars for a few stunts. Our repair team keeps the fleet ready all day.
What to bring: We are in the high desert, so wear layers and sturdy shoes. Bring a hat, glasses and sunscreen.
COURSE DETAILS
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Price: From $3,550 per student. Payment plans are available with PayPal at checkout.
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Length: 2 to 3 days. Classes with 4 or fewer students finish in 2 days.
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Class size: Up to 8 students.
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Location: Willow Springs Raceway in Rosamond, California, about 90 miles north of Los Angeles.
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Requirements: A valid driver's license. No stunt or racing experience needed.
SEAT TIME GUARANTEE
If you get more seat time at any other three day high performance driving program, we will refund the full cost of your class.

TRAINED BY WORKING STUNT DRIVERS
Our instructors have driven and coordinated stunts on films like Inception, The Dark Knight, Baby Driver and Mad Max: Fury Road. They have taught thousands of stunt performers and some of the biggest names in Hollywood.
Owner and lead instructor Ryan Sturz puts a modern twist on the classic Rick Seaman curriculum that stunt drivers have trusted since 1997.




