I want to learn martial arts and then make action movies. Do you think there is a future?

It's not impossible to become a kung fu star by learning martial arts, but you have to put in a lot and perform well to have the potential to achieve your wishes.

If you are looking at it from a movie or TV series, you can learn martial arts routines as a foundation. After that, let's start with the group performance... Several possibilities for the future:

1 You have a very hard relationship. You can directly get rid of the nightmare of group performance, and start directly with the stuntman, for example, as soon as the protagonist starts fighting, you will go on, and play him in the back. Take your time, if you are lucky enough to be appreciated, you can gradually move from the backstage to the foreground, success stories:

Jet Li, Jackie Chan, Zhang Jin, etc.

2 You are mortal, and it doesn't matter. Start with the group performance, stand from sunrise to sunset like all Beiying students, and see if there is a low probability that you will be selected to play a passerby, or one of the hundreds of hooligans similar to "Crazy Boy". The probability of coming out is about 1 in 100,000, and you must know that an ordinary actor who can be seen in front of the stage climbs up with the heads of countless group performers.

3 You have a mediocre relationship, but you have a little money. Use these two resources to get on camera first, whatever **, stand-in is OK, passerby A is OK, go in first. Then one day you get noticed by a director or producer, and after xxoo you quickly become the kind of person you want to be.

Acting skills are not important, just don't blur the camera.

Martial arts are not important, you can not be afraid of getting hurt.

It doesn't matter if it's an action movie or not, it's okay to have action behind the scenes.

I think you're naïve.

Wushu master once said: Traditional martial arts have no future, play lip tricks, and hire foreigners as apprentices.

I am not a professional martial arts team, I think most of them are for the purpose of strengthening the body, by the way, I can defend myself, for the future, if I practice well, I can go to be a coach to teach martial arts, do something related to martial arts, and earn some extra income. However, it is a bit difficult to enter the film and television industry and performance team, because it is difficult to find the way!

Most of the professionals take that as a career, their income as a coach is generally higher than that of non-professionals, but these generally do not go on forever, after all, a person's physical condition does not guarantee that he can move and jump up for a lifetime, so there are also those who change careers in the end. However, there are also well-developed and large-scale martial arts teams, martial arts gyms, and those who have entered the entertainment industry, but there are a few such people after all, but they at least have more ways than non-professionals.

When you are a professional player, most of you will always have some big and small injuries! As for entering the underworld, these are. Don't think about it, unless you're ready to die, you must know that once you get in, it's not good to come out!

So, if you can't practice it well, I think it's better not to focus on martial arts!! (Personal opinion only).

No, because in today's society, martial arts are on the verge of being eliminated by the times. Secondly, as far as martial arts itself is concerned, it is extremely difficult to achieve something in its field.

There is not much prospect, only professional players can make money.

Make a movie.

Being a security guard is the worst.

You can go and be a martial arts instructor.

You can also participate in competitions.

Then it's OK to be a bodyguard for someone else's rich man.

It's really not good, when the ** party goes.

To put it in layman's terms, keep fit! Defend yourself!