A Corner of the Earth

A Corner of the Earth is a cinematic exploration of surfing in the brutal northern winter featuring aspiring professional surfer Fraser Dovell who is struggling with the harsh realities of competitive surfing. Along with filmmaker Spencer Frost and photographer Guy Williment, Fraser throws himself out of his comfort zone to embark on an adventure of a lifetime. The trio journey to a far Corner of the Earth to search for waves in the wildly beautiful and treacherous solitude of the arctic. Battling extremes of weather and close encounters with the majesty of nature, Fraser comes to a new appreciation of what it means to be a surfer.

A Corner of the Earth  | Trailer

Chapter One:  The Kiteboard Legacy

Uniting the legends, current champions and future talents of the sport into one cinematic experience. By chasing the toughest storms, riding the perfect waves or performing thrilling stunts, these athletes have found the key to the ultimate sense of freedom.

Chapter One:  The Kiteboard Legacy | Trailer

Coyote: The Mike Plant Story

Mike Plant burned his way through life by an unconventional set of rules, leading him to dark corners of the world before finding his passion and the pinnacle of a sport that celebrates individuals who race around the world on a sailboat.

Coyote: The Mike Plant Story | Trailer

CROSSINGS

Combine two of the greatest all-around watermen on the planet, both from the Hawaiian Islands, and fun stuff happens. When 2X surfing world champ John John Florence asks Kai Lenny to fly over and learn to sail his foiling catamaran, the conversation quickly turns from learning to uncharted waters. Pushing their own limits, they challenge themselves to foil across the Kauai Channel, from John’s home on the North Shore of Oahu to Hanalei Bay, Kauai. In John’s words to Kai: “It’s 200 nautical miles, fast and uncomfortable. You ready for this?” Watch the short film to see what breaks, if they flip, and if they make it.

CROSSINGS | Trailer

Destination Point

Destination Point, featuring Bobby Martinez and Tom Curren! A new film from Josh Pomer, 'Destination Point' is packed with high voltage surfing from the West Coast plus many, many insane spots from around the globe. Featured surfers include Bobby Martinez, Tom Curren, Kelly Slater, Andy Irons and more. Highlights of the movie include: Bobby Martinez and Tom Curren at perfect Rincon Point; Sandspit (Santa Barbara Harbor) and Santa Clara Rivermouth. Travel segments of Hawaii, Indonesia and Mexico.

Destination Point | Trailer

Dirty Old Wedge

Dirty Old Wedge is the real life story of the world's most infamous shore break and those who live it.

Dirty Old Wedge | Trailer

Distance Between Dreams

In Distance Between Dreams, the most historic year in big wave surfing comes to life through the eyes of iconic surfer Ian Walsh, as he sets mind and body in motion to redefine the upper limits of what’s considered rideable. With massive El Niño powered swells building across the Pacific, Ian, Shaun, D.K. and Luke Walsh band together in a way that only brothers can to progress surfing to unimaginable heights.

Distance Between Dreams | Trailer

White water kayakers are adventurers, extreme sports enthusiasts, and adrenaline junkies who push themselves through stretch after stretch of white water for the love of the challenge and to gaze fondly into the heart of nature. For one man that river exists only in wind gusts, the loud torrent that fills the air, the taste of clay in his mouth and the splash of cool water on his face.

Feel of Vision | Trailer

Headed North

It seems more advantageous on our part to go the other way. Down. Southbound. To lands where the tacos and beers are cheap, where the sun seemed less apprehensive. But we weren’t, we chose the colder route, we were headed against the grain. North. Headed North is a journey up the beautifully diverse west coast of America.  Road trips are about adventure, discovery and the pursuit of fun and that's exactly what we stumbled into on this mission!

Headed North | Trailer

Imperial Motion

The film Imperial Motion is a collection of the best that the brand has to offer. Come along and experience when what if becomes let's do it.

Imperial Motion | Trailer

Journey to the Reef

Journey to the Reef is a Big Wave Surf film set in the Pacific Northwest. The film follows a group of world class professional surfers as they take on the challenge of one of the most dangerous waves in the world, Nelscott Reef.

Journey to the Reef | Trailer

Kalani: Gift from Heaven

"For the past 3 years, filmmaker Nuno Dias has been busy capturing the life of one of the most enigmatic phenomenons of the Big wave Scene, Kalani Lattanzi. Filmed in Nazaré and Rio de Janeiro, this documentary portrays Brazilian waterman Kalani Lattanzi's route, all the way from his origins and first contact with the ocean in Brazil, to Nazaré in Portugal, where ultimately, with only with his body and a pair of fins, no vests, no boards or jets, he faces the biggest waves in the world, in the most pure form of wave riding: bodysurf.
The film counts with the participation and testimonies of some of the biggest names in the big wave scene, including names like Garrett McNamara, Andrew Cotton, Ross Clarke- Jones, Maya Gabeira, Lucas Chumbo.
Featuring unreleased big wave imagery of Nazaré, including historic footage of the biggest waves ever attempted by a bodysurfer. The result is enriched by a variety of different angles in what is a particularly difficult sport to capture on camera."

Kalani: Gift from Heaven | Trailer

Lessons From Jeju

Free diving legend Kimi Werner explores the rich history and culture of the Haenyeo on the Island of Jeju, South Korea. Kimi, eight months pregnant, seeks a deeper understanding of what it means to be both a professional free diver and mother.

Lessons From Jeju | Trailer

The Live Passionately film documents the journey of Monsta Surf's 'Live Passionately' movement. The film follows the tribe as they are taken on the adventure of a lifetime to the Philippines. In this 50 minute film, the team head to the Philippines in order to find paradise and search for perfect surf... but what unfolded was not what anyone expected at all.

Live Passionately | Trailer

Oceanminded

Oceanminded follows freediver Hanli Prinsloo along the coast of South Africa and Mozambique. She joins other ocean-lovers to encounter some of the coolest sharks and marine mammals in the world. They freedive with blacktip reef sharks, bluesharks, dolphins and makosharks. It's an adventure full of risks and passions on one breath! Oceanminded is also a documentary about ocean conservation and the many difficulties that the marine wildlife encounters. Hanli has devoted her life to this matter.

Oceanminded | Trailer

PAIGE

Take a closer look into the life of Maui’s own Paige Alms, one of the best big wave surfers in the world, as she trains mentally and physically for the 2017 Pe'ahi Challenge (Jaws) on Maui’s North Shore - some of the biggest waves the world has to offer. Paige discusses her philosophies on physical conditioning, nutrition, managing fear, big wave safety, climate awareness, and paying it forward to inspire younger generations. Featuring: Ian Walsh, Sarah Hauser, and her shaper and partner Sean Ordonez. Directed by Bjarne Salen (Dreamline, The Fifty Project).

PAIGE | Trailer

Perilous Sea

Perilous Sea is a transcontinental cold water surfing odyssey capturing the raw spirit, glorious landscapes and pure perfection that arises when conditions align creating moments of cold water nirvana that rival any across the globe. Follow a group of surfers as they explore the landscapes and waves of the North Atlantic fringes, from the Canadian Maritimes, north to Iceland and beyond to the wave rich coast of Ireland.

Perilous Sea | Trailer

Psychic Migrations

Psychic Migrations is a cerebral surf odyssey through the vivid textures of the West Indies, East Indies, Australia, Polynesia, Central and South       
America.

Psychic Migrations | Trailer

Rewa: Conservation Through Fly Fishing

Deep in the jungles of Guyana the people of Rewa Village work with a group of fisherman to use catch and release fly fishing to sustainably support their village as well as protect the endangered species the Arapaima, the largest scaled fresh water fish in the world.

Rewa | Trailer

Satori

Satori documents a group of close-knit big wave surfers who have dedicated their lives to the ocean and riding the huge waves on the shores of picturesque Cape Town, South Africa. Their passion is riding huge waves at two surf breaks situated in South peninsula, the infamous Dungeons below the sentinel mountain in Hout Bay and Sunset Reef 1km out to sea off the small seaside village of Kommetjie. While each surfer is surfing these waves for different reasons, the film discovers that there is a connection that they all feel and believe in.

Satori | Trailer

Sirens of the Sea

In 2019, fourteen women of eight nationalities set sail, in turbulent seas and high winds, from Plymouth, UK to São Miguel, Azores. Sirens of the Sea chronicles the journey of eXXpedition’s scientific research mission to test microplastics levels in remote regions of the world’s oceans.

Sirens of the Sea | Trailer

Step into Liquid

Zigzagging from the waters off Ireland to Oahu's ripping North Shore, this documentary profiles the diverse and fascinating characters who have devoted their lives to catching the perfect wave.

Step into Liquid | Trailer

Surfing Morning of the Sun

Stunning contemporary surfing mixed with classic surfing from the 1970's.  A inspirational homage to the classic surf films of the 1970's like Morning of the Earth. This is one the finest surf films of its genre and noted for the original score. Surfers like Tom Curren and Dane Reynolds surfing along side classic surfers like Buttons and Gerry Lopez.  The film contains insights and interviews highlighting what it was like to be a surfer in the 1970s and today. A must see.  Also includes a unseen lost interview with Buttons.

Surfing Morning of the Sun | Trailer

The Other Side of Fear

Big wave surfer Mark Mathews has made a career out of seemingly defying fear at every opportunity, but, as his new Red Bull TV documentary The Other Side of Fear illustrates, reality isn't quite so simple.

The Other Side of Fear | Trailer

Under the Artic Sky

A group of surfers along with photographer Chris Burkard, journey to Iceland's north coast in search of perfect waves during the largest storm in 25 years.

Under an Arctic Sky | Trailer

Undone

UNDONE is a remarkable story of personal endeavour following female professional surfer, Laura Enever who leaves a comfortable place on the WSL Championship Tour to explore the unpredictable world of big-wave surfing. In a life altering change of course, Laura spends the southern winter breaking into a male dominated sport by pursuing some of the most dangerous and remote waves on the planet.

Undone | Trailer

View From a Blue Moon

See the sport of surfing as it’s never been captured before in John Florence and Blake Vincent Kueny’s second signature release, this time in association with the award-winning film studio, Brain Farm.

View From a Blue Moon | Trailer

A surfer on a wave, a snowboarder on a peak, a musician in front of a crowd. Swell, gravity, rhythm. Both sport and music are a kind of electric alchemy — harnessing a form of raw cosmic energy and transforming it into totally new expressions and ways to connect with our world. Half adventure film, half music doc, and half cinematic surrealist spacewalk through the raw landscape of Iceland, this film explores the parallels between these worlds of creation, and the sources of energy that fuel our moments of inspiration.

Creation Theory | Arc'teryx

Over 80% of the world's oceans are unexplored. Surfers and scientists from The MEGA Lab are determined to overcome the challenges of exploring one of the most famous surf breaks on the planet.

The MEGA Lab | Dispatches

As Hawaiian big wave, World Champion surfer Billy Kemper fights to get back on the board after a life-threatening injury in Morocco, he confronts the personal losses that have both defined his life and motivated his immense success.

Chapter 7 | BILLY

An all-female team of scientists, environmentalists, and filmmakers sail 650 miles from Iceland to Greenland on a mission to document the effects of climate change. The team will endure harsh seas on their quest to capture data on changing weather, microplastics, and the rapidly melting Greenland ice sheet... one of the earth’s largest sources of frozen freshwater. 

Ep 8 | Greenland: The Final Frontier

For fly fisher and chef Ranga Perera, the outdoors has been essential to healing from loss. After emigrating with his parents to the U.S. from Sri Lanka, Ranga lost his father to a heart attack. Coping with the loss eventually led him to Montana, where he was drawn to the magic of fly fishing and the solace of the river. By being in nature and meeting the challenges of his journey, he learned the importance of mindfulness and living life with an open heart.

Attack and Release

Adventure and food have always been interconnected. In Huckberry’s first episodic series, host Josh Rosen takes us on local missions beyond the city limits to source foods unique to that region. Each episode ends back in the city with a feast featuring all the foods foraged throughout the adventures! 

In this episode, we travel to Josh’s hometown of Seattle, WA, to pursue local ingredients from the mountains to the coast. We dig for a local delicacy, hunt for exotic bivalves, and explore the tidal flats of a multi-generational shellfish farm.

Ep 1 | Seattle

"Do you love surfing? I bet you don’t love it more than Al Mennie.  Whilst traveling through Northern Ireland I met Al - upon that chance encounter I knew there was a story to be told.  The next three weeks held nothing but cold water and inconsistent swell... or at least so I thought.   Amidst the chaos and fickle weather of Ireland's northern territories, there was one individual who braved the sea.  Not for fame or glory - but for the love of the search.
featuring / Al Mennie

a film by / Ben Ono

sound design / Nash Howe

music / Ohmsted by Kittle & Co.
music / Let This Remain by Alana Henderson
music / My Secret Place by Garth Stevenson

Black Water

Baumstein became the first person to Stand Up Paddle Board the Bering Strait.

Sonya Baumstein: SUPing the Bering Strait

Breakthrough Moment: Rush Sturges | World of Adventure

Watch surfers Peter Hayes, Jarrah Tutton, Garrett NcNamara, and Mark Healy ride barrels across the world.

The Barrel 2: Barrels For Days

Sitka team rider and New Zealand surfing champion Mischa Davis slides through her beloved West Coast of New Zealand.

Black Garden: West Coast Dreaming with Mischa Davis

Surfer Leila Hurst’s sister Sophia was born with a walking disability known as Spina Bifida. Four years ago, they got connected with an organization that gives people with movement disabilities a chance to experience the feeling of riding a wave.

Leila & Sophia Hurst: Surfing Sisters

Nick Troutman and Eric Jackson join their buddies for a day of fast water kayaking on Bear Creek in Georgia.

Fast Water Kayaking on Bear Creek

Incredible aerial footage from Puerto Esondido (The Mexican Pipeline). Surfers include local standouts Oscar Moncado & Angelo Lozano.

Aerial Puerto Escondido : Maverick Moments : July 5 & 6 2014

Film 6 of the critically acclaimed web series "Maverick Moments" created by the award-winning production company, The Go Big Project. Several of the episode were filmed during the same swells that were filmed for the hollywood film Chasing Mavericks.

Maverick Moments: The Season

The South Ram River, near the small town of Nordegg, Alberta, stands out to a select group of kayakers because of a beautiful series of waterfalls spread throughout its canyon walls. The tallest waterfall on the river, Ram Falls, cascades nearly 100 feet to a pool below. For years, paddlers have visited the South Ram River to run the Class 5 canyon, but always opt to enjoy the view of Ram safely from the riverbanks.

Three kayakers logged the first descent of Ram in 2012. Six years later, extremely low water levels forced Edward Muggridge to abandon his first attempt at Ram Falls. He all but gave up his dream to run this hundred-footer.

Liam Fournier followed Edward Muggridge's journey to paddle 100-foot Ram Falls. Mentored by world-class kayaker, Aniol Serrasolses, Road to 100 takes us deeper into the attempts and the failures, the anxieties and the skills involved in successfully running massive waterfalls.

Presented by: NRS 
Producer/Director: Liam Fournier

Road To 100 | Liam Fournier

Sally Fitzgibbons accepts an invitation to go to one of the more unique locations in the world to find surf and hone her skills -- Nova Scotia, Canada. In freezing conditions, Sally looks to be well and truly out of her comfort zone.

Subzero Surfing in Nova Scotia - Sally Stories Season 2

On the hunt for tidal waves and waterfalls, Brendan Wells joins a childhood friend and Coast Guard Captain for a multi-sport adventure. With a 26-foot ocean boat as their base camp and a quiver of kayaks and SUP boards, the crew cruises Prince William Sound. 

Brendan times the trip to hit the biggest tidal exchange, but when that doesn’t pan out any surfable waves, he looks for alternative ways to shred. Meanwhile, on shore, the paddlers keep their eyes out for Alaskan whitewater—that steep, low-volume mank the region is known for.

Prince William Sound | FLOWSTATE

While Skolai Creek may be a tributary of one of the most popular rafting runs in the Wrangells, there’s a reason few paddlers challenge its glacial-fed whitewater. 

With warm temps actively melting the glaciers feeding into this trib, high flows on day one force Brendan Wells and his buddies to portage more than paddle. 

Over six days, the paddlers hopscotch between runnable rapids and massive, unrunnable waterfalls with hopes to paddle from the top of Skolai Creek into Nizina Lake. If they can pull it off, it’ll be one of the best sections of whitewater they have ever run.

Skolai Creek | FLOWSTATE

KAVU DAYS 37
From the mountains of Southern Washington flows a river as beautiful and magical as any on earth. The Little White Salmon. Join KAVU aficionado, Tyler Bradt, for one last joy lap down his favorite river as COVID 19 becomes an immediate reality for all Americans. Tyler demonstrates social responsibility and distancing while still managing to get out for one more trip down memory lane.

LITTLE WHITE SALMON: Social Distancing with Tyler Bradt

LIMITLESS chronicles the story of Jezza Williams, from life as a rogue adventurer to a life-changing accident that left him a C5 tetraplegic.

Positivity bursts from every fibre of his being. He’s been to some dark, wild places yet it seems the journey is just beginning.

He now runs an inclusive adventure tourism business who's mission is to make adventure sports accessible to all.

LIMITLESS

4 years. This is how long it took to gather and coordinate the four Kamchatka photoshoot essentials: The best local team, four world class kiteboarders, logistics (visas, permits, tickets, boat, tents, vehicles...), two photographers and a cameraman with unwavering dedication. After all these years, I had this bad feeling that I was expecting too much, that only disappointment awaited me. The same feeling you get before a New Year's party full of false resolutions. So, it was with a heart full of passion and fear that I began this trip into the depths of Russia. Located in the far east of Russia, Kamchatka is a huge volcanic peninsula covering 270,000 km². It was classified as an "ultra-secret" military zone at the end of the Second World War; the peninsula was therefore closed to visitors until the 90s. This has preserved the authenticity of the place and nature there has remained almost intact. Special permits are needed to venture from the capital and there is little to no infrastructure to get around. The Pacific coast receives swells and winds, and it was there that we would be hanging out.

Starring: Mallory de la VILLEMARQUE, Paul SERIN, Camille DELANNOY, Maxime CHABLOZ.
Edit/Cinematography: Petole prod - Olivier SAUTET.
Photography: Robin CHRISTOL/ Matt GEORGES.

Music in order of appearance:
Les Chœurs de l'Armée Rouge - Kalinka
The Palms - Push off
Henry the Archer - War
Emerson Lake and Palmer - From the Beginning
Les Chœurs de l'Armée Rouge - Bruit des Vagues

Special thanks to: Kristina, Eugeny, Nikolay, Sergey, Peleken agency.

Kororo

"NOMÁD" explores the raw and powerful energy of professional surfer Alex Smith's lifestyle. Shot entirely on Oahu's North Shore, the short film pushes the boundaries of surfing by capturing the sport in a new light.

Director & DP: Benoit Lalande
Editor: Benoit Lalande
Aerial cinematography: Koa Smith
Water cinematography: Benoit Lalande
Additional cinematography: Damien Robertson & Matty Schweitzer
Surfer: Alex Smith


NOMAD | Benoit Lalande

Surf Foil Safari

Following in the footsteps of thousands of surfers before them, AK ambassadors Zane, Dale and friends set off on a surf foil road trip up the East coast. With a diverse range of boards and their minds open to waves of all shapes and sizes, they explore the countless breaks from Cape Town’s West Coast up into the Eastern Cape. 
 
Stop what you're doing and dive right into the Surf Foil Safari with Zane & Dale….

Surf Foil Safari | AK Durable Supply Co

Bali, Indonesia tranquil, green and the ideal environment to road test our Warm 2019 products. JJ, our brand manager, invited our surf guides and affiliates to this paradise for our Warm 2019 catalog.

It’s so green here. Driving through the country side has almost been distracting these past few mornings at first light. The waterline and sky even seem like they weave together in the right light. Various shades of the island’s theme color. Perhaps that’s why the beers are even green here…

The island feels like home at this point. But, not to grow moss on the soles of our feet, we kept moving. As the sea calmed and the weather changed, we set for the jungle. Our long-sleeved tees provided cover as we cut through the dense green jungle lined with mosquitos and a few hand sized spiders. We negotiated with the monkeys for photos, like one negotiates with a used car salesman for a discount. I think we were successful, but then again, we left the jungle with two pairs of sunglasses and a lot less fruit than we walked in with.

From the jungle to the sea, our ideal, Never Established… Always Evolving guides our path.

A bit warm from our journey we sought refreshment from a local watering hole. A cave that looked like it could be home to something prehistoric, wandered like a canyon and then emptied into a beautiful natural pool. What better place to give our mix and match summer wear and volley’s a soak and take a break from the humid air?

As we lie there floating weightless on our backs, we couldn’t help but laugh. This trip kept on getting better and better. We came here to take pictures and get inspired for our new collection. We checked those boxes ages ago… What lay ahead was strictly the crème on top. Light and sweet…We invite you to dive in.

TAKE A TRIP TO BALI WITH THE IM CREW

MUSIC: FEELING GOOD - MEKLIT

Warm | Imperial Motion

Drive through a salty journey with Alessandro Ponzanelli searching for golden sunrise and endless right point breaks down south.

"The Baja California Peninsula has always been an esotic place, not the typical surf destination for someone like me who comes from the old continent. Wide open spaces, endless roads, contrasting colors and atmospheres. A slice of heaven where it's still possible to enjoy the adventure and what in my prospective is considered a real surf trip." - Alessandro Ponzanelli

THE GÜERO | Jacopo Cosmelli

The Chakachamna River embodies everything that draws Brendan and Parker to Alaska: the massive whitewater, the history of exploration, the abundance of wildlife and the challenges that come with paddling remote rivers.
Motivated by the failings of former paddlers decades ago, but encouraged by local bush pilot Jay Mahan’s multiple descents, they set out to explore the ‘unrunnable’ Chakachamna River and attempt to paddle across Cook Inlet.

The Chakachamna River: A New Alaskan Classic | NRS

There’s this wave on the Alaska Coast unlike many other waves around. Tucked between two mountain ranges, the extreme tidal exchanges of the Turnagain Arm create a single, consistently breaking wave called the Turnagain Arm Bore Tide. Conditions have to be perfect. Timing is crucial. There’s only one opportunity in a day to catch this one wave. And if you catch it, it could be awesome. 

Convinced to try surfing the bore tide on an inflatable stand up paddleboard, Parker tries again, and again to stand up and surf the wave. The fourth episode in the Flowstate series focuses on Parker's struggles to try and surf the famous Turnagain Arm Bore Tide. It’s a lesson on persistence, and that sometimes, you just have to find beauty in the failures.

Surfing the Bore Tide | NRS

Exploring whitewater in the Copper River Valley has been Brendan’s dream for years. Despite the Tiekel River’s easy access and seemingly classic late-season characteristics, few groups have explored it or the other major tributaries in its watershed. From the little beta Brendan and Parker could gather, it sounded like the Tiekel was good to go at super low flows. Little did they know, low water was just the beginning of their struggles trying to tie together three rivers in one trip. 

Despite the endless portages and GPS locator failures, the duo lucked out with pleasant—yet strange—fall-in-Alaska weather for a whitewater-turned-wilderness trip. Instead of rapids, they filled their extra days with glacier exploration, delicious open-fire meals and basking in the Copper River’s solitude. Like most of their Alaskan adventures, they took-out with lessons learned and goals unaccomplished which only means they’ll be back next season to try again.

Struggles in Alaska: The Tiekel and Beyond | NRS

Sleepwalker is a short film exploring surfer Benji Brand's experiences at the fabled African left hander, Skeleton Bay.

July 2018

Mahalo For Watchin

Sleepwalker | Imperial Motion

If Summer were a beverage, she'd be Rum Punch. Sweet, refreshing, and sometimes headache inducing. We wanted to brew something up to salute the start of summer and tip our cups to our favorite season, in the form of our latest visual delight..... RUM PUNCH. Sit back and enjoy our latest short film featuring our affiliates from where we'd all rather be... ENJOY. 

Featuring: Alex Smith, Anthony Walsh, Benji Brand, Braiden Maither, Evan Puma, Billy Kean, Jeremy Carter & Max Desantis

Music (in order): Sacred Island - Taj Mahal
People Vultures - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
Tunnel Time - Thee Oh Sees
I'm Sorry (ft. Shiloh Dynasty) - Swell
Shallow - Beach Fossils

Rum Punch | Imperial Motion

As the landing gear burrowed itself into flight HA 481's under haul, passengers wedged their ear buds in, slugged back their complimentary Mai Tai's and whisked into slumber. Dreams of wood huts above the crystal blue Pacific, fire dancers and exotic new foods danced around their heads to the sound of the islands native tunes. But what lay ahead for our two passengers, mid flight to the beautiful island of Tahiti, was a bit different. A large, late, and on track gift from a storm off New Zealand, brought a massive swell headed straight to the small island. The slab waiting for them at the end of the islands road, was equally infamous for its beauty as it is its carnage. So as the aloha shirt clad passenger next to them, hastily hailed his stewardess for another round of Rum and Coke, Anthony Walsh and Benji Brand knew their sweet reward was waiting for them 35,000 feet below.

Postcards from Paradise: Tahiti | Imperial Motion

Welcome to the 7-mile miracle. Oahu’s North Shore harness’s an energy unlike anywhere else in the world. Warm, crystal blue water and a coastline that catches winter swell like a net. The Northshore is a place of legend and beauty. There is no wonder why it has been a land of pilgrimage by all sorts of adventure seekers for the past century. Join our affiliates in our next episode of Postcards from Paradise live from these fabled shores.

Postcards from Paradise: Hawaii | Imperial Motion

At the heart of the Alaskan Pebble Mine controversy, the Koktuli River winds its way through the Alaskan bushland from its source at Frying Pan Lake to Bristol Bay. Known for the salmon that return to the region each year in epic proportions to spawn and die, disrupting the landscape vital to this eco-system would devastate the fishery, its industry and peripheral wildlife tourism industries as well. This massive project would set a dangerous new precedent for mining and development in the Bristol Bay region and all of Alaska.

Growing up on the banks of the Kenai River, Brendan Wells has a strong connection to Alaska, its landscape and wildlife, its history and future. Which is why, intrigued by this remote area and the threats the watershed faces, he and three friends took a more intimate approach to the controversy by experiencing wild Alaska in the spirit of river adventure.

Koktuli Wild | NRS

Local Hawaiian surfers Eli Olson & Sheldon Paishon fly out to Southern California for an action packed week of Baja surfing, movie premiers, contests, and all around good times.

Eli Olson & Sheldon Paishon Visit Nanocraft

Vissla brought their Creators & Innovators down to Baja to build an eclectic quiver of boards, collaborate on creative projects and share waves. It was a truly unique meeting of the minds. Check out “Creative Kin: Baja” for a glimpse into all of the aquatic and land happenings.

Creative Kin : Baja | SURFER Magazine

Somewhere in Alaska’s remote Bristol Bay region lie hidden whitewater gems and an abundance of salmon and trout. 
Class V Fly Fishing is a film with soul where two seemingly opposite passions—fly fishing and class V kayaking—come together as Brendan, Parker, Maranda and Todd team up to paddle, fish and explore unique Alaskan rivers.
When they stumble upon an old bucket boat, the kayakers take three local fishing guides down the big whitewater to explore their own backyard and share the epic, and mostly untouched, fishing holes.

Class V Fly Fishing | NRS

We all stare at the same ocean , however some of us choose to read between the lines.

This is a cinematic story following the photographic journey of Sacha Specker 
It's an intricate and rewarding relationship between man and the sea that evokes food for thought.

Credits:

Story - Direction - Cinematography : Jason Hearn

Cast : Sacha Specker as himself
Chris April as the Fisherman
Zeph Stentiford as young Sacha
Aad Van Der Linden as old Sacha

Voiceover: Olafur Darri Olafsson
Script written by: Peter Sherlock
Original Music score: Philip Ekstrom
Sound Design and Final Mix: Will Berridge and Carlos Hernandez
Studio on location sound: Ike Forsyth
Phantom Camera : Johan Horjus
Edit: Jason Hearn
Gaffers: Dickie "Badger" Bloemraad
Yazeed Williams
Intro mood score: Juice Audio
Stylist: Althea McPherson
Timelapse Photography: Brendon Wainwright
Rory Allen
Craig Howes
Extra Footage: Sacha Specker
Paul Daniel
Mikey Corker
Dale Staples
Aerials: Peter Sherlock
BTS Photography: Brigitte Stanford
Dane Staples
Richard Johnson
Daniel Grebe
Studios: Platypus
Grinder Films
The Shred
Lighting gear: Flash Lighting and Digital

Between the Lines | Jason Hearn

Deep in the Talamanca Mountains of Costa Rica, the Rio Telire flows through remote indigenous villages and thick jungle. No kayakers have attempted to run it due to the inaccessible nature of its location. From above, the Rio Telire appears to be fun, classic Costa Rican whitewater boogie and boulder gardenssimilar to other rivers that have been paddled, like the Rio Chirripó.

Rio Telire | Flowstate

This episode of FLOWSTATE, the crew shares what it takes to pick apart each section of the Killey River. Glacial runoff and rains make paddling the Killey unpredictable. Despite solid beta from past paddlers, Brendan and the crew make a point to scout the stouts and portage when the margin for error is too narrow. And sometimes those portages get a little painful.

The Killey | Flowstate

Everyone loves a good redemption story. Last year, the crew set out to paddle the Tiekel River, but the whitewater kayaking expedition quickly turned into a kayak-packing trip as they basically portaged the entire run.

The Bremner | Flowstate

A Class V classic and part of Alaska’s triple crown of expedition kayaking, Devil’s Canyon is a tight gorge on the Susitna River. Although the first descent occurred back in the 1970s and many paddlers have descended the gorge since, few have taken the time to capture as much footage as Brendan Wells and his crew did for this episode of FLOWSTATE.
From an open-mic night in Talkeetna, the crew secures a bush pilot willing to fly them into the top of the canyon. From there, in true expedition-kayaking style, the paddlers navigate tundra, high flows, burly portages and burlier rapids.

Devil's Canyon

Gisele Bruhwiler moved to Tofino when the now renowned Canadian surf town was nothing more than a small fishing village. Since then, she has raised an entire family of pro-surfers, but did so the old way, showing them how to sail, forage for food, and live off the land. Despite speaking a different language and being generations apart, Gisele and her grandson Kalum share an unconditional love for the ocean and this primitive lifestyle that's been lost with changing times.

PRIMITIVE

I first heard Noah Wegrich's name over a surf contest loudspeaker almost two decades ago, but it wasn't until early last summer that we finally crossed paths. We both met bleary-eyed in the Jakarta airport, on the other side of the world from our small California homes, with a slew of flights, busses and boat rides ahead of us still. Several days later, we arrived at our small island outpost, and Noah proceeded to steal everyone's breath with his insane surfing. Threading barrels, sharp turns, massive airs... it was wild, but also so mature, as his smooth style made everything so natural. Countless adventures later, I'm proud to share this film exploring his talent at home and abroad, a short flick who's filming process solidified Noah as one of my absolute favorite surfers.

Noah

Almost a decade ago, I met Victoria Vergara on a small volcanic landmass deep in the Indian Ocean, known as Reunion Island. Now famous for its shark-infested waters, the incredibly rugged french island is a far-fetched idea from where you'd think this longboarder and model would hail from. Now, after many fun adventures traveling the world together with cameras and surfboards, it's an honor to share this short film on this incredibly unique human being.

Victoria

Six kayakers. 400 kilometers. A 17-day self-supported trip down the Apurimac River.

In 1975, Calvin Giddings led a group of paddlers down the first descent of Peru's Abismo de Apurimac. Thanks to their commitment to complete the first descent of the Apurimac’s main whitewater section, the We Are Hungry (WAH) crew can confidently enter this box canyon. Always on the hunt for stout whitewater in remote reaches of the world, this group of French kayakers is known for asking Why. Why are we out here? What are we doing here? 

Considered the farthest source of the Amazon, the Apurimac River flows from the Andes, through deep boxed canyons, to the calm waters of the Peruvian jungle. Guided by their passion for the river and their desire for adventure, this trip questions the possibility of living with little, together, in an environment remained untouched by man, a place where only kayakers can go.

The River's Call

A short story about Nole Cossart's experimental journey into 1930's surfboard building.

Directed by Ben Weiland
Edited by Brian Davis
Music by Mapache & Quiet Life/Sean Spellman
A Story by FIELDER

Thanks to The Surfer's Journal, The Apiary, and Klean Kanteen for support.

Mr Kookbox

Watch Dion Agius and Brendon Gibbens as they prove why surfing can be considered as a performing art rather than just a simple sport.

As if addicted to the ocean and the waves, Dion and Brendon have a constant desire to surf. It’s an obsession, a fantasy permanently hidden somewhere inside no matter where they are. It makes surfing sound a lot like a drug. 
Paul Gauguin couldn’t get up in the morning without thinking about picking up a paintbrush. He said painting set his soul free from the oppression of living as if it were the only outlet that allowed him to appreciate things. Surfing is their painting.

Surfing is their art. They are the artists of their sport.

SURF LIBRE

Imogen Caldwell is a 23 year old woman from Red Bluff, Western Australia - one of the remotest regions I've ever traveled to, known for its abundance of perfect waves, Outback dust and treacherous wildlife. Over the course of a year, our adventures took us from her homebreak to the icebergs of Iceland, forests of France and the jungles of Indonesia.

Imogen Caldwell

A visual experiment featuring surfer Alex Smith and the wild, eccentric landscapes of Africa.

Director & DP: Benoit Lalande
Editor: Benoit Lalande
Aerial cinematography: Ryan Hill & Benoit Lalande
Water cinematography: Benoit Lalande
Additional footage: Michael Veltman
Surfer: Alex Smith

Supported by Imperial Motion & RS Surfboards.

NOMÁD AFRICA | Imperial Motion

In the final chapter of his life, legendary river runner and activist Herm Hoops has the opportunity to take one last river trip through his treasured Desolation Canyon on the Green River. “Salad Days” gives us a rare glimpse of what it means when a person has the chance to reflect on a lifetime of passion and river running as they knowingly go through the stages of dying.

Salad Days | NRS

The Transpac is one of the world's premier Blue Water classic yacht races and has a history stretching back over 100 years, with generations of people have taken part and racing the 2225-mile course. Welcome to Transpac 2021.

Transpac 2021

On the adventure of a lifetime sailing 2,500 nautical miles from Tahiti to Hawaii, snowboarder Travis Rice and surfer Ian Walsh explored some of the most pristine ecosystems on the planet, the Line Islands, located in the Central Pacific. They found waves that had never been surfed before, tasted the sweetest coconuts ever cracked, and endured a fierce storm in the Doldrums. Seventy-three percent of the water samples they collected contained microplastics, confirming that even the most secluded parts of the ocean are contaminated. See their story in Lines to Hawaii, our first Roam Original.

Lines To Hawaii

Behind the homes and freeways of suburban Palm Beach County, an incredible network of swamps, scrub, and waterways lies waiting to be discovered. Hidden Wild follows science educator Alex Freeze as she leads three South Florida students on an expedition through the wilderness hidden in their own backyards. Join Noah, Kiana, and Kourtez as they paddle down the Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River, wade through ancient cypress swamps, and witness the life-giving power of fire in Florida scrub. It’s a tough journey, filled with mosquito bites and sore feet, but along the way these students will discover a passion for Florida’s wildlands.

Hidden Wild

Flow State will take you an audio visual journey, as Russell Bierke pushes his own boundaries. Along the way, he gives us insight, into what makes him tick and how the hell his feet stay glued to his board in the most critical of situations.

Flow State | Russell Bierke

What's it like to live of a boat? Take a tour of the Wizard's Eye with professional kayaker Tyler Bradt and crew for a five-year world circumnavigation tour in search of white water, base jumping, surf and any other adventure the world has to offer.

Boat Life | Tyler Bradt

Wrapped around the idea that limits are nothing more than lines drawn in the sand, begging to be erased, Cabrinha films brings you the best kiting footage from Maui to Morocco and the shores of Tarifa featuring the new 2016 gear. Settle in and get comfortable for this epic ride as the Cabrinha team entertains you for the next 35 minutes.

Starring: Pete Cabrinha, Keahi De Aboitiz, Reo Stevens, Moona Whyte, Nick Jacobsen, James Boulding, Damien LeRoy, Evan Nestch, Alby Rondina, Annabel Van Westrop, Liam Whaley, David Tonijuan.

A film by James Boulding and Anders Krüger

Disguise the Limit | Cabrinha Kitesurfing

Professional surfer, Torrey Meister owes everything to Big Island of Hawaii, surfing variable conditions over shallow, sharp reefs. It developed his surfing to what we see today. - us.oneill.com

Here & Home: Surfer Torrey Meister

“One Wave Story” explores five of 2020-21's most extraordinary big wave rides in minute detail.

One Wave Stories: Justine Dupont

The Best of Transat Jacques Vabre 2021

Combining Caribbean vibes with easy access from the mainland, The Keys emit a unique energy from the bustling patios of Duval Street to the tranquil waters of the flats. The crystal-clear waters give adventure anglers a rare opportunity to sight fish for some of the trickiest species—permit and bonefish, tarpon and barracuda. 

But like so many fishing paradises, hurricane season slams The Keys year after year. Local fishing guide Randy Morrow has lived through 13 storms. As he shares footage from Hurricane Irma’s wrath, he reflects on the damage and recovery of both the resilient locals and the fish.

The Florida Keys | A Resilient Paradise

There’s a subculture of kayaking known by few and understood by fewer. The paddlers don diving goggles and neoprene and slide into thin, uncomfortable boats not meant to float but designed to sink. Below the waterline, their goal is to stay underwater as long as they can. This is squirt boating.

After squirt boating’s heyday in the early 1990s, the scene has all but disappeared. But when it comes to the history of squirt boating, the legend starts with Jim Synder. The Mystery offers a rare glimpse into this obscure sport and the dedicated few who continue to keep the tradition alive.

Water

Films

A Corner of the Earth

43min

Chapter One: The Kiteboard Legacy

1h 24min

Coyote: The Mike Plant Story

1h 47min

CROSSINGS

22min

Destination Point

33min

Dirty Old Wedge

1h 8min

Distance Between Dreams

1h 2min

Feel of Vision

26min

Headed North

30min

Imperial Motion

40min

Journey to the Reef

24min

Kalani: Gift from Heaven

25min

Lessons From Jeju

13min

Live Passionately

53min

Oceanminded

26min

PAIGE

22min

Perilous Sea

27min

Psychic Migrations

60min

Rewa

20min

Satori

56min

Sirens of the Sea

23min

Step into Liquid

1h 28min

Surfing Morning of the Sun

1h 7min

The Other Side of Fear

58min

Under an Arctic Sky

40min

Undone

58min

View From a Blue Moon

59min

Series

A Life In Proximity

8 episodes

BILLY

7 episodes

Chasing Monsters: El Nino

10 episodes

Descending

13 episodes

Maverick Moments