Action directing, stunt coordination and fight choreography for film, television and commercial productions — built by the two brothers who introduced the profession to Turkey, with credits spanning both Turkish and international productions.
A small selection from 200+ productions the team has worked on — film, television and streaming, including work for Disney+.
A full action department, not a list of performers — from concept to camera to cut.
Every action scene moves through the same five stages before it reaches screen.
The sequence is conceived against the script — what the scene needs to do, dramatically and physically.
Cast are prepared physically for their part in the sequence, at the KH training hall.
Choreography and timing are locked with the full stunt team before cameras roll.
Coordinated execution on set — cast, stunt performers, rigging and camera working as one.
Involvement continues through the cut, to make sure the action reads the way it was designed.
A short look at the team's work across recent productions.
The people behind the action — pioneering stunt work in Turkey, with credits across Turkish and international productions.
Alisher's path into action design began long before he ever stepped onto a film set. From the age of 7, he trained across wrestling, judo, Muay Thai and boxing — the physical foundation that would later define him as a performer.
At 17, he entered the stunt industry in Istanbul, training under his older brother, Kemal Hudaykulyyev. That early groundwork opened the door to international work, including a role on the production of Taken 2, where he worked alongside foreign film crews.
From there, his career steadily evolved — from performer, to designer, and eventually to action director, a role in which he now conceives, builds and leads action sequences from the ground up. Today he works across film, television and digital productions, taking sequences through every stage: design, actor training, rehearsal, the shoot itself, and on through the edit.
Ereshbay began his professional stunt career in 2017, working as a stunt performer across film and television productions before expanding into stunt coordination and rigging.
Alongside his coordination and rigging work, he has performed as a stunt player across a wider range of films, series and music videos — building a career that spans both the physical performance side of stunt work and its technical, safety-driven planning.
His approach ties together choreography, rigging and camera-ready execution, treating each action sequence as something to be engineered as carefully as it is performed.
Kemal was among the first professional stuntmen in Turkey, helping to establish the profession there and building a career that now spans well over a decade, with his individual stunt work beginning in 2009.
He personally trained his younger brother Alisher into the industry, starting when Alisher was 17, and has since worked across a wide range of Turkish and international productions, including work with director Guy Ritchie.
In 2022, Kemal co-founded KH Action Design together with Alisher, bringing together their combined experience in stunt coordination and action direction under one team.
Across historical epics, war dramas and contemporary productions.
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