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That is definitely an unfair characterization. Yes I'm looking for people who consider jumping their primary passion, and ideally there is someone in your life who can provide a counterpoint, someone who is concerned, so that they can represent the audiences apprehension. Maybe I didn't phrase this properly to Mr. Wallace in PM; but I'm not looking for people to "Tear their shirt off and climb on a stripper pole".

Thanks for shitting on my work though, Jack.

Boogers

If I could retrieve the fortune I have spent,
Worrying where it came from, not caring where it went,
I could live the heady lifestyle of Playboy magazine,
I would see the worldly sights that still remain unseen.

It must amount to thousands I’ve squandered on the sport,
The mark of any jumper, a balance close to naught,
But if I had it back in one financial lump I’d go south in the winter,
And jump and jump and jump.

- Skies Call

I love this.

Really, what I'm looking for are people that have distinct conflicts in their lives regarding their passion; is there someone close to you that wants you to stop jumping? I love your commitment and your obvious expertise, if we can get the final piece of this puzzle I'd love to interview you both.

I wasn't sure which section to stick this in, so I went with general discussions. I'm working on a documentary series that's looking for people that have become engaged in a single pursuit at the expense of their personal or professional life, and I'm personally hoping to get a skydiving story in there.

I'm looking for a few people I can interview to present to the production. Obviously there's a compensation package for people who are selected to participate in the doc, but in order to get this through I need some good stories. Who's in?