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The movie can be purchased from www.starspictures.info and orders can be paid for via paypal.

Yes. The director of the movie is also a parkour practitioner (traceur) and has been rock climbing as well for six years. The actors spent a month and a half of training to prepare for the parkour stunts in the film. No wires or safety mats were used in the filming of the movie.

The film was shot in and around the area of Spokane, WA. The college is actually made up of three schools: West Valley HS, Gonzaga University, and Spokane Community College. The church scenes were shot at River of Life Friends Church in Post Falls, ID. Shane's apartment was shot in the director's apartment in Spokane Valley, WA.

The movie was shot using a consumer video camera, the Canon ZR800. Editing took place in Sony Vegas 7 using a computer that was six years old. All of the audio was recorded in post production. The actors came back after the film had been edited to rerecord every line of dialouge. This ADR was recorded with a condenser microphone and a simple eight channel audio mixer. Foley and sound effects were recorded the same way.

The main theme, which is also heard anytime someone is listening to the radio, was written and performed by Vic R. Christoffersen. The music for the parkour training scenes and the chase scene was written and performed by the group "Destiny". The stealth run was composed by Mark W. Richardson, and everything else was composed by the director of the film.

Yes. The sequel has been released on DVD and is called "Leap: Rise of the Beast". It can be purchased at starspictures.org