Sephiroth's Masamune (Final Fantasy VII) - MAN AT ARMS Video
Every other Monday, master or blacksmiths forge your favorite weapons from video games, movies, and television. This week, Tony tackles Sephiroth's Sword from Final Fantasy VII.
And let us know in the comments below which weapon you'd like to see Tony build next!
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NOTE: Tony Swatton and Man At Arms have no connection to or involvement with the Final Fantasy franchise.
Series Created & Directed by Andy Signore
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Line Producer: Adam Hiner
Produced by Blake Babson
Production Manager: Phil Rogers
Production Coordinator: Benjamin Montague
Story Producer: Brett Allen Smith
Director Of Photography -- Matt Irwin - http://matt.irwincine.com
Blacksmith - Tony Swatton
Assistant Blacksmith - Alicia Minette, Bryan Forrest
Leather Work - Johnny Bias
Machinist - William the Elder, Christian M. Kollgaard III
Sculptor - Karen Cope
The Sword and the Stone - www.SwordandStone.com
Production Designer - Christopher Bradley
Assistant Production Designer - Marnie Liesel
Props - Christy Marie Hauptman
Set Dresser - Carolyn Feres
Stunt Coordinator - Christopher Bradley
Assistant Stunt Coordinator - Marnie Liesel
Stunts
Bryan Forrest, Christopher Bradley, Tony Swatton, Karen Cope, Alicia Minette, Johnny Bias, Christian M. Kollgaard III
Set Photographer - Carolyn Feres, Bryan Forrest, Dominic D'Astice
Special Thanks
Cope Studios, Sypher Arts Studios, Shawn Strider, Next Level Stunts, Justin Rojas, Steve Winsett, Glenn Freund, Black Hand Mercantile, Lennon Hobson
#blacksmith #swordmaking
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