Fight choreography and stunts for film, TV and commercials

An Oslo action company led by fight choreographer and stunt performer Bertan Berber. We design the fight, previs it for your director and run it safely on set, in Norway and abroad.

Final cut
From the Battleblade action design reel: fights in a western town, a jump from a roof and a fight inside a wagon
Action design reel2026Battleblade Productions

Credits include

  • Aşkı Hatırla Disney+ series, stunt performer
  • Dastaar UK feature, stunt performer
  • Eşref Rüya TV series, stunt performer
All credits
Bertan lifted upside down and slammed onto the hood of a parked car in a smoky street at night
Body slam onto a carDastaar, 2026
Bertan falling backwards onto a crash mat on a night set
Bottle smash and fallDastaar, 2026
A wire-assisted stunt seen on the video monitor
WireworkDastaar, 2026
Bertan falling backwards over a sack in the sand at a western stunt show
FallHigh Chaparral stunt show, 2025

Clients and partners

  • Mafia: The Old Country
  • 2K
  • NEO Sabers
  • Zhiyun
  • WeHype
  • Rixa AS
  • Yeny Gym
  • Mudo Gym

Stunt teams

  • 78 Stunt Unit
  • ACRA
  • Stuntfabrikken

What we do

From idea to final cut

The fight is drawn, previsualised, rehearsed and shot the way it will be cut. Here is one moment from Exiled Temple Guard in three stages.

  1. Story

    Breakdown and previs

    We read the scene, design the fight and cut a previs that your director, DOP and editor can sign off before the shoot.

  2. Fight

    Rehearsal

    The cast learns the choreography before shoot day: timing, distance, eyelines and reactions.

  3. Camera

    Shoot

    On set we run the action with the director and 1st AD, and cover it the way it will be cut.

  4. Cut

    Edit

    On our own productions we cut the action too, so every take is planned to fit the edit.

Safety planning for every fight and stunt, from rehearsal to wrap. Bertan holds certificates in stunt safety, fire, wire work and rigging, high falls, air ramp and first aid.

You deal with Bertan directly. Crews are built for each project from people he has worked with.

Bertan crouched with a camera, talking with an actor in western costume
Walk it through before we rollHigh Chaparral, 2025
Bertan filming an actor in a dim bar, with a mic on the camera
Shoot it the way it will be cutThe Grim Reaper, 2024
Group photo of the cast and stunt team in Mexico
A safe team makes a better sceneLa Maleta, 2026

Selected work

Bertan directing a fight between actors in a western street on the set of Josephine The Banker
Josephine The BankerAction director. Winner, Penistone Film Festival 2025
Still from La Maleta: a man in sunglasses facing a group in a street in Mexico
La MaletaDirector, action director, 2026
Tactical promo shoot for a Turkish stunt team
Tactical promoTurkish stunt team

All credits All short films

Bertan Berber, fight choreographer and action director

Bertan Berber

Founder. Fight choreographer, action director, stunt performer and filmmaker.

Bertan is based in Oslo and works with productions across Norway and abroad. He designs fights for the camera, performs them, and shoots and edits them himself, so the action is planned to cut from the first rehearsal.

He completed a one-year vocational stunt education that included a master class in Los Angeles. Since then he has trained with stunt teams in Mexico and Istanbul and with action directors and fight choreographers in Germany, and has worked as a stunt performer at High Chaparral in Sweden. His stunt credits include the feature film Dastaar and the TV series Eşref Rüya and Aşkı Hatırla (Disney+). All credits.

In summer 2025, while working at High Chaparral, he produced eleven short western films in under three months, most of them edited and released that same summer. Among them is Josephine The Banker, winner at the Penistone Film Festival 2025. Watch the films.

30+
Projects in the last two years
100K+
Followers across social platforms
10+
Brand collaborations
Bertan Berber teaching a katana class in Oslo

Film fighting classes in Oslo

Cinematic action for camera with katana, lightsaber and unarmed work. Katana is taught in Cinematic Katana, a style built for the screen. Book a session on your own or with a group, all levels welcome.

  • Per class350 NOK
  • Length2.5 hours
  • GroupUp to 8
  • WhenOn request

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  1. 1We usually reply within two working days.
  2. 2We go through the scenes, the cast and the schedule with you.
  3. 3A written quote before any work starts.

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contact@battlebladeproductions.com
Based in Oslo, Norway. Available worldwide.