SURFING

Killer new highly anticipated surfing DVD from TransWorld SURF “Surprise Excitement Party.” Mark Healey is a major stand out surfer in this video..

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Surf DVD featuring Dane Reynolds by Marine Layer Productions. Directed by Yani Ladori. Edited by Dustin Miller. 35 minutes. Bonus- Seen/Unseen in full resolution + Worried Shoes (non-edit).

Limited amount of copies made. Get them while they last....

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When the surf rolled in on January 28, 1998, dedicated surfers braved waves as tall as 50 feet in a death-defying bid to ride some of the most fearsome waters ever to hit the shore. As the dreaded El Niño stirred the waters and created a gargantuan storm just off Alaska, rumors quickly began to spread that Oahu's north shore would soon be hit by waves of unfathomable strength. Surfers scrambled to wax their boards and make way for the ocean, and filmmaker Tim Bonython loaded up his camera to capture some of the most amazing surfing footage ever seen on film. This documentary features such skilled surfers as Ross Clarke-Jones, Tony Ray, and Noah Johnson.

The Modern Collective DVDs cover a group of young individuals including Dane Reynolds, Jordy Smith, Yadin Nicol, Dion Agius, Mitch Coleborn. The collective seek to set in motion the expectations of surfing with a voyage to five high performance locations around the galaxy.

The First trip took the collective to France discovering giant ramps to experiment new moves on... So big that at the end of the trip Dane Reynolds busted his ankle trying to stomp a massive rotation. This is not the end.. with more trips to come where will the collective be hunting ramps next. Produced by Poor Specimen.

Woodshed Films - The Present DVD - A wide and varied journey into the here and now of surfing, on this strange and beautiful watery planet. The Present is the latest 16mm surfing DVD movie from Thomas Campbell. Following The Seedling and Sprout, The Present highlights incredible riding shot in West Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, California, Sumatra and Java. This is one of the must have surfing video DVDs of the year for sure!

Riders include: Dave Rastovich - Dane Reynolds - Joel Tudor - Sofia Mulanovich - C.J. Nelson - Ry Craike - Devon Howard - Dan Malloy - Harrison Roach - Kassia Meador - Jacob Stuth - Chelsea Georgenson Hedges - Chris DelMoro - Michael Junod - Ian King - Danny Hess - Alex Knost - Rob Machado. Running Time: 76 minutes plus over an hour of bonus.

Chris Malloy’s surfing Blu Ray film strikes so deeply into the heart of Patagonia’s wilderness we come to feel at home there. 180° South: Conquerors of the Useless follows Jeff Johnson as he retraces the epic 1968 journey of his heroes Yvon Chouinard and Doug Tompkins to Patagonia. Along the way he gets shipwrecked off Easter Island, surfs the longest wave of his life – and prepares himself for a rare ascent of Cerro Corcovado. Jeff’s life turns when he meets up in a rainy hut with Chouinard and Tompkins who, once driven purely by a love of climbing and surfing, now value above all the experience of raw nature – and have come to Patagonia to spend their fortunes to protect it.

Swarms of photographers arrive in Hawaii every winter to focus their cameras on the best surfers in the world as they push the limits of wave riding. FIBERGLASS AND MEGAPIXELS shines the light on Hawaii's North Shore winter surfing scene and exposes the true beauty within the over-crowded image gathering free for all.

The surfing industry relies on these inspiring pictures from Hawaii to sell the surfing image to the masses. But before that surfing image can capture the attention of the purchasing public it first must be captured in the camera. FIBERGLASS AND MEGAPIXELS focuses on a classic group of professional surfers, photographers and cinematographers who share their perspective on what it takes and what it means to get that epic shot and live a life completely based around surfing.

Professional surfer Mark Healey said this after watching the film, “Next time somebody asks me what I do for a living I'll just have them watch this movie. FIBERGLASS AND MEGAPIXELS is the most honest portrayal of what professional surfing on the North Shore of Oahu is all about.”

Somewhere Near Tapachula documentary surfing DVD - Australia/Mexico - PG rating

54 Mexican Kids, 37 Surfboards, 2 Australian Parents, 1 Inspiring Surf Story

Pam and Alan Skuse left Australia 10 years ago to help out at an orphanage, then accidently founded Mision Mexico, a children's refuge in Tapachula, southern Mexico. 5 years ago, Pam and Alan started teaching the kids to surf on the world-class, deserted waves...Somewhere Near Tapachula. 100% of profits donated to Mision Mexico.

Directed by Stefan Hunt, Produced by Jonno Durrant of Surfing 50 States

Total Run Time: 63 minutes + almost 1 hour bonus features.

Mystery Left (1995) - Most professional surfing contests hold their final at a charity beach on a Sunday afternoon regardless of wave quality. The Billabong Challenge, a bold new direction in competition surfing, enticed 8 hot surfers from around the globe to battle a dangerous shark infested reef, at a secret location on the remote desert coast of Outback Australia. Held over a 14 day period, enduring harsh elements, till time and tide set perfect conditions for the ultimate challenge.

The Pursuit

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Airbrushing 101
With John Carper

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Through the lens of a high-definition camera, Nanaimo's Steve Fagan traveled the globe to capture the spectacle of the world's best surf spots. A surfing DVD showcase of pipeline, Jaws, Bali, G- land, Waimea, Teahupo's and Fiji. The truly cinematic mystical journey featuring most of the usual suspects, surfers like Kelly Slater, Ken Bradshaw, Adam D'Esposito, Jamie O'Brien and more. A must see before planning your next surf vacation.

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Epoxy 101, Vol. 1 Shaping With Greg Loehr - Why Epoxy? Epoxy resin and EPS foam have been around for years now but these materials haven't been widely used because of a scarcity of information of just how easy it is to make surfboards with this new technology. Epoxy resins and hardeners have vastly improved in the last several years making them much easier to use. Boards made with EPS Foam and Epoxy resin tend to be lighter, stronger, flex more and be better for the environment and board maker than traditional foam and resin. Also, due to recent shortages of blanks, it makes even more sense to make boards with EPS foam and Epoxy resin. Epoxy 101 Volume 1 Shaping is instructed by the Epoxy Master Greg Loehr who was at the for front of developing Epoxy resin. Greg, a pro surfer in the 80's started his own surfboard company and shaped thousands of boards with his factory based in Florida. During this time He saw the need for better materials. Now two decades later, Greg produces and markets Epoxy resin world wide.

This dvd starts with an explanation on how EPS foam is made and what tools are needed to work with it. Greg shows how to cut custom blanks out of a block of foam which minimizes shaping time. This program teaches all the tricks to shape EPS foam, including concaves and V bottoms. Watch Greg shape from start to finish 2 surfboards. A Rocket Fish and a 6'2". After the blank is shaped Greg than covers the mysterious yet simple process of sealing the foam to insure it's lightness, before laminating. Epoxy 101 Volume 1 Shaping with Greg Loehr is 97 minutes of solid instruction with no filler. This dvd is award winning Producer, Carl Ackerman's 4th in the 101 series. The quality of the camera work and editing speaks for itself.

Epoxy 101, Vol. 2 : Glassing With Greg Loehr - He starts with a rocket fish with color and box fins and then moves to a 6'2" clear board with glass ons. At 2 hours of pure instruction you're sure to get plenty of use out of this DVD.

Why Epoxy? Epoxy resin and EPS foam have been around for years now but these materials haven't been widely used because of a scarcity of information of just how easy it is to make surfboards with this new technology. Epoxy resins and hardeners have vastly improved in the last several years making them much easier to use. Boards made with EPS Foam and Epoxy resin tend to be lighter, stronger, flex more and be better for the environment and board maker than traditional foam and resin. Also, due to recent shortages of blanks, it makes even more sense to make boards with EPS foam and Epoxy resin. Epoxy 101 Volume 2 Glassing with Greg Loehr is 2 hours of solid instruction with no filler. This dvd is award winning Producer, Carl Ackerman's 5th in the 101 series. The quality of the camera work and editing speaks for itself.

The Collection surfing DVD reveals elite performances from 2 of the world's best surfers: Dane Reynolds and Clay Marzo. With exclusive footage from the Metalstorm archives, The Collection is a compilation of epic sessions that reveal what they have made possible in performance surfing.

LOCATIONS:
Mexico, California, Hawaii, Scotland, South Africa

STARRING: Dane Reynolds, Clay Marzo CO STARRING: Dusty Payne, Granger Larson, Wesley Larson, Ry Craike

MUSIC BY: Poney Poney, Pinback, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Quantic, Digitalism, Damian Marley, NAS, Queens of The Stone Age.

Rip Curl’s The Search Continues with….SOMEWHERE – THE SURFING DVD. 10 epic locations, 11 unique editors, and the world's best surfers: Somewhere is the compilation of many hands making the Search. Through the eyes of some of the world's most talented movie makers, Rip Curl brings you world class surfing from the world's most remote locations. Somewhere is the Search evolved. Follow Mick Fanning, Taylor Knox, Tom Curren, Pancho Sullivan, Steph Gilmore, and the rest of Rip Curl's 'A Team' as they do what they know best...Somewhere....

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This is Home is the first of a surf trilogy from acclaimed Director and Editor Nathan Apffel, who took Edit of the Year in France at Festival De Sur in 2007. This is Home examines the definition of home and travel for professional surfers from all aspects of the industry. Shot entirely in High Definition. This is Home showcases breathtaking landscapes from Tahiti and Australia to the rugged harsh roads of deep Mainland Mexico; while discovering surf from Australia’s Gold Coast to the best barrel surfing in the world with Brian Conley, Nathan Fletcher and Hopper Eichstadt. Featuring some of the most cutting edge independent musicians from around the world, This is Home is a creative artistic film that leaves the viewer with a yearning for travel and adventure. Locations: Australia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Tahiti and Central America

The first Stereo surf film shot completely with 16 mm. " Beyond Blazing Boards" is absolutely one of the best classic surfing dvds ever with an up to the minute examination of what high powered surfing is all about ! Filmed in Bali, Australia, Mexico and California, "Beyond Blazing Boards" covers exciting free surfing action by the world's top professionals in classic conditions around the world. From perfect 12 ft. Paddang Paddang to a close examination of today's dramatic pro surfing tour only Beyond Blazing Boards tells the full story of surfing's evolution in the mid 1980's. Produced by Chris Bystrom Films.

Starring : Glen Winton, Mark Occhilupo, Ronnie Burns, Kong Elkerton, Simon Law, Tom Curren, Stuart Cadden, and introducing Jason Buttonshaw.

Hot Buttered Soul was a revolutionary four track LP released by Isaac Hayes and the Bar-Kays in 1969. A few months later, 20-year-old Terry Fitzgerald, fresh from a Hawaiian winter season and a big fan of funk and soul rhythms decided to identify the name for his new surfboard company with this multi-layered music genre. But all three words didn’t quite fit on the rainbow sash logo. Thus Hot Buttered Surfboards were born - and with it one of surfing’s true originals. But the third word never went missing. Instead it’s lived in the handmade, hand-painted HB surfboards and the styles that arose from riding them, over three decades, in the best surf on the planet...

50 Years of Surfing on Film, Vol. 1 Bud Browne, John Severson & Greg Noll
-The first of four compilation surfing videos on surfing dvd from The Journals landmark series examining the evolution of surf culture through its films and filmmakers. From Bud Browne's pioneering films of Makaha Point Surf in the 1940's to the punk-bash videotape of the 90's, the complete four-volume set transports the viewer along a fascinating, fifty-year surf cinema timeline. Written by acclaimed surf historian journalist Matt Warshaw, each volume presents rarely seen footage from personal libraries of the most significant surf filmmakers of all time. The Journal's privileged access to this footage, along with the filmmaker's own candid, behind-the-scenes commentaries and recollections of their cult hero-surf stars turns these volumes into unique and enchanting perspectives of surfing's cultural evolution unlike any other you have ever seen before.

50 Years of Surfing
on Film Vol. 1

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50 Years of Surfing
on Film Vol. 2

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50 Years of Surfing on Film, Vol. 2 Bruce Brown, Greg McGillivray & George Greenbush - Volume 2: The second of four compilation surfing dvds from The Journal's landmark series examining the evolution of surf culture through its films and filmmakers. Columbia Pictures released Gidget in 1959, and by the early '60s, with the help of Frankie and Annette, Hollywood's version of surfing was being steadily fed to the masses. The whole thing was an embarrassment to the surfers. Meanwhile, these three surf filmmakers were doing an excellent job in bringing real beauty, excitement, culture and color of the sport to the big screen: Bruce Brown's early films demonstrated his dry wit and a casual rapport with the best surfers of the late '50s and early '60s. His sixth film, The Endless Summer, showed the rest of the world what the sport was really all about. Greg MacGillivray, along with his partner Jim Freeman, produced a series of films from the mid-'60s to the early '70s that set the standard for technical excellence. Their last work, Five Summer Stories, is a period classic. As surfer designer and filmmaker, George Greenough has made tremendous contributions. He was the first to take a camera inside the tube, and his slow motion footage from within is as beautiful and hypnotic today as it was when first seen by a stunned surfing public in 1970. Also featured are Dale Velzy, Mike Hynson, Gerry Lopez, Bill Hamilton, Robert August, Corky Carroll, Bob McTavish, Nat Young, and Mark Richards..

50 Years of Surfing
on Film Vol. 3

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50 Years of Surfing on Film, Vol. 3 Paul Witzig, Alby Falzon, Hal Jepsen & Bill Delaney-Volume 3: The third of four compilation surfing dvds from The Journals landmark series examining the evolution of surf culture through its films and filmmakers. Beginning with the short-board revolution of the late 1960ís and continuing into the early years of professional surfing, attitudes were changing along with surfboard size. Four filmmakers were able to capture the transformation: Paul Wittig’s Evolution, released in 1969, quickly became a symbol for the turbulent early stages of the short-board era. Three years later, Alby Falzon made Morning of the Earth and showed how things had mellowed out. While Witzig and Falzon offered the Australian perspective during this time, Hal Jepsen focused on California and Hawaii. His 1969 movie, Cosmic Children, is a period classic. His follow-up, A Sea for Yourself, is smoother and better-founded. Bill Delaneys Free Ride wasn’t just the definitive look at surfing in mid-1970ís, it was probably the last great surf movie. His second film, 1990ís Surfers: The Movie, was an intriguing mix of old and new footage, combined with interviews from a wide variety of surfers. Also featured are Bob McTavish, Nat Young, Mark Richards, Rusty Miller, Shaun Tomson, Wayne Bartholomew, Sunny Garcia and Barry Kanaiaupuni..

Great Waves Vol. 5 California: Malibu, Huntington Beach & Mavericks
Volume 5 from The Journal's landmark surfing dvd series about the world's great waves and how they affect our surfing culture.Surfing was born in Hawai'i, but raised in California. This is where it was glamorized, industrialized, packaged, marketed and sold. Hollywood put surfing on the big screen. Capital Records helped make it the soundtrack for teenage baby-boomers. The surf media was invented here. California, in other words, corrupted the sport -- even as it helped it develop and evolve. Throughout the 1960s, hundreds of thousands of surfers fanned out across the state coastline, riding waves and having a great time. Meanwhile, the California style was being reproduced in Australia, Japan, Peru, England, South Africa and beyond -- and in many ways California is still the sportís trendsetter. This edition of the Surferís Journal delves deep into the California surfing experience, including the passionate, doomed relationship between Mickey Dora and Malibu, the energetic bump-and-grind of Huntington Beach, and the cause and effect of Mark Fooís death at Mavericks. Interviewed surfers in Great Waves - California include Joel Tudor, Bob McTavish, Peter Mel, Jeff Clark, Corky Carroll, Nat Young, Dale Velzy, Lance Carson, Dewey Weber, Mike Doyle, Rob Machado, and Mickey Dora.

Great Waves Vol. 5

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Great Waves Vol. 6

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Great Waves Vol. 6 Hawaii: Waimea Bay, Pipeline & Honolua Bay - Volume 6 from The Journal's landmark surfing dvd video series about the world's great waves and how they affect our surfing culture. One hundred years after surfing was resurrected along the beaches of Waikiki, the Hawaiian Islands remain as the sportís geographic, historic and symbolic center. By looking closely at three renowned breaks ñ Waimea Bay and Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu, and Maui’s Honolua Bay ñ this edition of the Surferís Journal is able to take full measure of the Hawaiian surfing experience, including the legend and lore, the amazing tuberides and the horrifying wipeouts, the crowds, politics, busted boards, hair-outs, contests, brawls and tall tales. Kelly Slater remembers both the pleasure and the pressure of winning the 1995 world title in flawless surf at Pipeline. Ian Cairns describes the Waimea wipeout that changed his life. Mark Richards chocks back tears of joy (damn near) recalling his tube of the season at Honolua Bay in 1976. Other interviewed surfers in Great Waves - Hawai'i include Gerry Lopez, Tom Carroll, Barry Kanaiaupuni, Shaun Tomson, Ken Bradshaw, Brock Little, Rick Grigg, Wayne Bartholomew, Michael Ho, Greg Noll, Sunny Garcia, Jock Sutherland, Fred Van Dyke, John Peck, Barton Lynch, Nat Young, Derek Ho, Rob Machado and Bob McTavish.

Great Waves Vol. 7. Australia: North Narrabeen, Kirra Point & Bells Beach
Volume 7 from The Journal's landmark surfing video series about the world's great wave and their influence on our surfing culture. For almost 40 years, Australian surfers have greeted the world as talented, outspoken and adaptable, and this has everything to do with the near-endless variety of Down Under beaches and surf spots. Three of Australiaís best-known breaks ñ Queenslandís Kirra Point, Victoriaís Bellís Beach, and North Narrabeen in New South Wales ñ are presented in this edition of the Surferís Journal. Watch 15í surf at Bells for the 1981 Rip Curl Pro. Cringe at the rough dominance of the North Narrabeen Boardriders Club in the 1970s. Rock back and forth and moan softly as Gold Coast surfers race inside the tube at Kirra for 50 yards at a stretch. A capsule history is offered foreach spot, along with a generous collection of details and anecdotes. Over 100 interviews were taped for the 1998 "Great Waves" series, and on-screen comments for the Australian shows come from Wayne Lynch, Mark Richards, Wayne Bartholomew, Tom Carroll, Cheyne Horan, Jack Mayes, Peter Townend, Damien Hardman, Barton Lynch, Ian Cairns, Nathan Hedge, Mark Warren, Gordon Woods, Mark Occhilupo, Shaun Tomson, Kelly Slater, Gerry Lopez, Terry Fitzgerald, Simon Anderson, Peter Drouyn, Barton Lynch and others.

Great Waves Vol. 7

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Another State of Mind

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It’s about riding waves. It’s about fun, and best yet, it all happens in the ocean. It’s about riding the board that best suits the conditions for you, getting back to the basics, abandoning any preconceived or popularly accepted ways to ride waves, single fin or tri-fin longboards, modern, retro and state of the art shortboards, or body surfing. CJ Nelson, one of the most amazing and creative surfers ever, is joined by an all-star cast in this action-packed surfing dvd that you’ll want to watch over and over again. Filmed on location in Mexico, Australia, California, Hawaii and Japan. Starring: CJ Nelson, Harley Ingleby, Jai Lee, Dane Peterson, Belinda Baggs, Robin Kegal, Alex Knost, Vince Felix, Christian Wach, Tyler Warren, Chad Marshall, Joel Tudor. TRT: 32 Mins. + Bonus.

14,000 Ft. Productions presents Definition 7 the surfing dvd, a journey up the country coast of the North Shore of Oahu. From the insane waves of the Vans Triple Crown to free surfing the best breaks on the shore with the world’s top pros., experience the waves and moments which define the 7 mile stretch and create a season to remember. Locations include: Haleiwa, Off the Wall, Backdoor, Pipeline, Rocky Point, and Sunset. Bonus footage featured on includes: Mick Fanning Getting Shacked, Andy & Bruce Irons Super Session, Kalani Chapman’s Wave of the Winter, and the Pipeline Masters Highlights..

Definition 7

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Secret Machine surfing dvd is an exploration into the minds of the Globe team riders. The innermost thoughts of CJ Hobgood, Damien Hobgood, Taj Burrow and the rest of the globe team have been captured and presented here entirely on Super 16mm film. Secret Machine exposes a world of magic, mystery science and the utmost in performance for the benefit of the entire surfing world. Surfers: CJ Hobgood, Damien Hobgood, Taj Burrow, Mark Occhilupo. Shot on locations in: Australia, California, Mexico, Fiji, France, Hawaii and Indonesia.

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Surfing dvd by Volcom - Surfers: Bruce Irons, Ozzie Wright, Dean Morrison, Gavin Beschen, Nate Tyler, Mike Morrissey, Andrew Doheny, and more!

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Down The Line

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Down the Line is the newest big wave surfing dvd movie from Powerlines Prods. This movie documents the winters heroics of 2004/05. Starting in Chile then traveling to gigantic Peahi Maui, the Eddie,the Mavericks Contest, Ghost Tree and finally ending at Teahupoo's now historic 9/11 session. Down the Line has it all. In depth interviews help round out this soon-to-be masterpiece of surfing movies. Starring Shane Dorian, Ian Walsh, Peter Mel, Anthony Tashnick, Noah Johnson, Garrett MacNamara and Skin Dog Collins. Run Time 1:26 Special Features 1:20