A film created out of trust and love for CRW

This was not a planned or deliberately prepared production.

It emerged at the moment when the idea came up for the girls to record short statements answering questions circulating within a closed group. It was an excellent idea, developed organically as part of the creative process. Recording equipment, flags, and the search for the right location and structure followed. Since I had both the equipment, the knowledge, the skills, and—above all—the willingness, I became actively involved in this project.

I offered my help,

suggesting that we could approach it slightly differently—more cohesively, more thoughtfully, with a strong message. The girls agreed with my ideas. Trust and freedom to act followed, for which I thank you. I began gathering material spontaneously, responding to what was truly happening. Without a script, without direction.

CRW is one of the most difficult and demanding skydiving disciplines.

I am not a CF skydiver. I do not have those skills. I once flew solo under a parachute and know the taste of freedom in the air. I believe this is not the same as Big Way CF. I remain on the ground, head over heels in love with the atmosphere, the beauty, and the spectacular nature of this skydiving discipline.

Within just three days, the women came together and set THREE new Sequential World Records!!

Fortunately, love for this discipline does not depend on altitude. It depends on understanding, attentiveness, and respect for the people who create it.

I hope that, despite this perspective, the film conveys the emotions, because the tension and the bond that exist in the “stacks” are what matter most. The women say it themselves: difficult, beautiful, spectacular, and family-like.

This film was created out of love for CRW and for the people who create it—those in the air and those on the ground.