EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Star Wars: Skeleton Crew speeder stunt scene

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has been filming since the end of June and production seems to be going well. There’s been very little leaks, and even unofficial images from the shooting locations haven’t made their way online, the same being for Ahsoka. However a number of weeks ago we witnessed a stunt scene taking place for the series at California State University, Dominguez Hills.

The scene we saw briefly play out involves Ravi Cabot-Conyers character (in this case it’s his stunt double) riding a speeder bike before being flung off. The scene was rehearsed and played out a number of times throughout the day we spotted it, and we captured a few of those takes on camera. Unfortunately we have no additional details on the scene such as what causes Ravi’s character to get thrown off the speeder bike, but at least for us it’s exciting to see a small piece of the action unfold in front of our eyes. You can see the video below.

We believe this is the same character believed to be played by Ravi Cabot-Conyers due to the clothing appearing to be the same or at the least, very similar to Cabot-Conyers’ character pictured in the only official image of Skeleton Crew released at the D23 Expo. You can see the image below.

Very little is know about Skeleton Crew. All we know in an official capacity is that the series takes place in The Mandalorian timeline and follows a group of kids who are lost in the galaxy and are attempting to find their way home. The only cast member confirmed for the series is Jude Law (Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore) with unconfirmed reports that Ravi Cabot-Conyers (Encanto) and Kryiana Kratter (United States of AI) have been cast in the series created by Jon Watts (Spider-Man: No Way Home) and Chris Ford (Chaos Walking).

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