A new mini thought-piece film following some of the Parkour Generations athletes - Blane, Kristian and Dale - as they train and talk about what parkour is to them throughout one sunny day in London. 

Short, sweet and simple. Watch the film here.

This weekend we wil be providing choreography and action for a new short film by director Melinda Liu called Play Rewind Forward. 

In 2009 Yao and Dom participated in filming for a small parkour / football film labeled 'break-in'. Made by Brand New Productions in Coventry you can now see the full film via YouTube by hitting the link HERE. Good job guys!

A new short film from Julie Angel has just been released online, called Intentions... and can be seen here. The film is a motion montage captured when Julie accompanied some of the Parkour Generations collective during a few night training sessions over the summer in central London. We think it captures the almost tribal essence of these sessions, where there is little communication other than the experience of movement and the environment. Click the link above to watch.

Today we ran two separate production units, one for the hit CBBC TV series 'MI High' and one for the forthcoming movie 'St Trinians 2', providing choreography, directing and stunt doubling on both projects for parkour action sequences. Both shoots went exceptionally well, with some great footage captured, and we were very happy to have Mike Christie of Jump London fame directing the St Trinians shoot and Julie Angel running the MI High shoot, with Dan and Stephane choreographing respectively.

Today a new short film by Karen Palmer will be screened at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, a piece that stars several of the Parkour Generations Team in action and in words. As soon as the film is publicly available we will let you know here.

Team Members from Parkour Generations have been working with film-maker Karen Palmer to create a new shot film which will be showcased at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts this month as part of the PowerLab Showcase. 12 PowerLab participants will present their projects as 'works in progress', ranging from digital theatre, music, film, moving image to spoken word. The PowerLab Showcase is the result of a series of master classes and intensive labs for creative entrepreneurs and artists which have taken place over the last 9 months.

We are currently collaborating with MTV's The Lick to give away a week of free classes and some private tuition as part of their bumper prize giveaway - all details of how to enter can be found on their site here, and it's well worth having a crack. Good luck!

Next week we will be running a workshop and demonstration day at the week-long Oxdox International Film Festival in Oxford, UK, where several of Julie Angel's films will be featured. The workshops will run from 12-5 on Tuesday 28th, and Julie and the team will also be holding a panel discussion on parkour and movie-making at the festival. All details on the festival and the event can be found at the above link.

Another of Julie Angel's short films is receiving further critical acclaim, this time her study of Parkour Generations Academy veteran Karen Palmer called 'Outside In' becoming a finalist for the Images of Black Women Film Festival Award. Judges for this award include the BBC, Channel Four, Film London, UK Film Council, Lionsgate Films and Time Out.