This movie has only been posted for a short while and there is already lots of buzz about it (some on the forums, and even more in private messages).

If you have any questions for Michael please post them here. I plan to compile the questions, add some of my own, and do an audio interview with Mr. Alosi at some point in the future.

I would like to know if Michael had a target audience in mind for this documentary, and if yes which one? Thanks...

you know that's a good question...

I kind of had 3 audiences in mind:

1st is anyone who I can teach how sports develop from a sociological standpoint. I'm very into teaching (I've been a TA 4 years & I want to be a college professor). I think people are more apt to want to learn in a 'fun & entertaining' audio/visual format - that's why i love documentary so much

2nd is anyone, especially younger kids, looking to learn about Parkour or who had no idea about it & might like to try it out. I LOVE sports, pretty much all of them, & think that they are a great way for people to get exercise in a 'fun' way, without exercise being just another annoying task to fit into the day. I like Parkour especially because it's so easy to fit into daily life compared to a lot of other sports. & anybody can do it by just trying to take a different path, whatever that is for them.

the 3rd more obvious group is all the tracuers. When I play sports, I go all out, not because I'm competitive to win or out-do someone else, just because I only enjoy it if I try my best & get so excited at losing all intention but playing in that moment. As an outsider, I wanted to explain that rush & how if I were a tracuer I'd achieve it thru flow...just a suggestion