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- The film follows the surf and skateboarding trends that originated in Venice, California during the 1970s.
- Documentary about the pioneering 1970s Zephyr skating team.
- The film follows adventurer Jeff Johnson as he retraces the epic 1968 journey of his heroes Yvon Chouinard and Doug Tompkins to Patagonia.
- Documentary detailing the origins and history of surf culture.
- This documentary tells the story of a group of Australian and South African surfers who revolutionized their sport in Hawaii during the winter of 1975.
- Documenting the birth, growth and explosion of punk rock during the 90's.
- A daily Action Sports Magazine Show. Featuring world class athletes from Surfing. Moto. Snow. Wakeboarding. Skateboarding and BMX.
- Proto-point surf of California dreams; birthplace of hotdogging; glamorous symbol of the world's imagined California lifestyle; spawning ground of the surf-caper; one-time home to Gidget, Moondoggie and the great Kahuna (both Hollywoods fantasy version and the real-life people); site of The Wall and The Pit-a place where surfing still centers its attention on huge south swells. Frontline Video's one-hour video opus is hosted by Corky Carroll and incorporates classic oldie footage, fresh interviews of legendary characters, some contemporary action, clips from Beach Blanket flicks, and surfin' tunes by The Beach Boys, Surfraiders and Surfaris into a bouncy and endearing collage that attemps to define and capture the elusive spirit of this ancient Chumash Indian village site. Real estate values have gone up since then, now that the likes of Johnny Carson, Bruce Jenner and Farrah Fawcett walk their dogs along the point. The Legends of Malibu tells how the Hollyglitz invaded this surf beach and how the spirit of its early riders somehow survive. This one-hour home video is a landmark in itself!
- A Day At The Pool sheds new light on the story of skateboarding's history and particularly calls into question the validity of Stacy Peralta's 2001 documentary, Dog Town and Z-Boys. Legendary skateboarders Tony Alva, Jay Adams, and Peralta himself are interviewed and an intentionally hidden secret is uncovered.
- Grain Media and Burn Energy Drink tell the story of snowboarding through the eyes of the people who made it happen. From its origins in the culturally shifting 1960s, to its boom in the 90s, to its acceptance as a mainstream sport, snowboarding has had a roller coaster history. A fully immersive archive film narrated by Jason Lee and a cast of dozens of snowboarders, We Ride: The Story of Snowboarding is the first feature film to tell the story of how this outsiders' sport became huge.
- On one level Deathbowl to Downtown is about street skating, but it's also an overview of skateboarding's shift from the parks and pools of the 70s, to the ramp skating in the 80s, to the street ascendancy of the 1990s and beyond. An entertaining, thought provoking take on why the action on New York's hectic streets represents skateboarding to millions of people worldwide.
- One Track Mind, the fifth Woodshed production, is the much anticipated latest addition to an already impressive library of surf films which includes A Brokedown Melody, Thicker Than Water and the classic September Sessions. The film features a series of historic surf adventures spanning several generations of surfers whose common focus is to be the best at what they do.
- The best surfers in the world compete for 6 weeks on the North Shore of Oahu, at Haleiwa, Sunset Beach, and Pipeline.
- A rare nexus of optimal swell, marquee surfers and skilled, dedicated surf cinematographers created a vast library of surfing's greatest moments over the last three decades.
- Surf Cult California is a west coast journey in search of the contemporary underground longboard movement. The surfing lifestyle that was crafted on the beaches of California in the 50s is revisited today.
- For as long as there have been surfers, there has been an accepted standard of what was normal-finless redwood planks in the 20s, longboards in the 60s, single-fins in the 70s, thrusters in the 80s and 90s. But today, there is no standard; there is no norm. There is only a group of surfers that are going their own way. FIN is an examination of the current state of the art, a time in surfing culture when surfers are compelled to ride whatever they want in order to facilitate a style that suits them best. FIN is a study of the end of one mentality, a look at the current epoch of surfing history, and a celebration of a time in surf culture when what you ride means nothing, but how you ride it means everything.
- Raw conversations with world champion surfers. We talk with the legends of the sport about their favorite surf spots, rivalries, the highest and lowest points in their careers and more.
- The critically acclaimed documentary series, The Surfer's Journal tracks the evolution of the surf film through its filmmakers. Venture around the world taking an in-depth look at the renowned surfing destinations on Great Waves. In the Biographies series, get up close and personal with the sports greatest legends. Providing privileged access to rarely seen footage, along with the behind the scenes commentaries and enchanting perspectives of surfing's cultural evolution makes The Surfer's Journal a must download.
- 'Kokua' is an EMMY award surf-lifestyle documentary featuring Jack Johnson's sell out Kokua Festival in January 2004. The Kokua (the Hawaiian word for 'help') concert was Johnson's way of raising money to heighten awareness about Hawaii's threatened island environment. The funds were donated for grade-school education that teaches sustainable earth friendly practices. The concert featured an all-star lineup of DJ Logic, Makana, Willie K, Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom, Michael Franti and Spearhead. For Jack, who grew up surfing the beautiful powerful waves of Oahu's North Shore, the Kokua Festival was a way to have fun while giving back to his island home. The documentary follows Jack through a day on the famed 'Seven Mile Miracle' of surfing including a sequence of Jack and his friend Kelly Slater surfing second-reef Pipeline. Jack returns to his old elementary school, Sunset Elementary across from Pipeline, to sing his new 3-R song he wrote for the kids, 'Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.' All profits from this documentary are donated to the Kokua Hawaii Foundation. Produced by Opper Films, Fuel TV and Brushfire Records.
- Makaha means... "Fierce" ...fierce ocean, fierce waves... and fierce people.Waveriding's most timeless discipline, longboarding, had returned to the home of surfing's most fabled event - the Makaha International Surfing Championships. Choosing Makaha as the venue for the Oxbow 1997 World Longboard Championships counted on the blessings of Buffalo Keaulana, leader and shepherd of the 'Aloha' spirit since the late 40s. Buffalo obliged, as did the wave gods; the critical days of the event took place during jacking 10+ foot point surf. Competing for the world title were Rusty Keaulana, Bonga Perkins, Dino Miranda, Joel Tudor, Duane DeSoto, Josh Baxter, Josh Ferris, and the best longboarders from around the globe. Blueshock lays out the background and the documents the drama of George Downing's 1954 First International victory to Dino Miranda's winning tube ride.
- The Oxbow World Longboard Championships, the hotly contested annual traveling event, landed on the lunar landscape of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands for its 1998 edition. Famed as the swell magnet of the Northern Atlantic, the lava reefs off the coast of Morocco challenged the world's smoothest surfers with howling winds, unruly waves, and a decidedly foreign culture. Against this barren and exotic backdrop epic confrontations occurred in the surf, marked by Joel Tudor's first-ever crowning as world champion showed why he's considered perhaps the best longboard surfer of all time, surfing the lefts of El Hiero like he grew up there. World-class surfing from global participants is served up as fresh as possible in this up-to-the-minute documentary. You'll not only get a glimpse or rarely seen (let alone surfed) spots across this island chain, but you'll check the styles of the best longboard surfers from every international region "If you're interested in the state-of-the-art surfing in an exotic, isolated setting. Atlantic Moon is a trip well worth taking..... and one worth watching again and again" -Longboard Magazine.
- In "Search for Soul" longboarder star Robert "Wingnut" Weaver is young, healthy, successful and completely disillusioned. Atop the sport he loves, Wingnut is haunted by the feeling that something is missing. Surfing has misplaced its Holy Grail... its identify... its spirit. Wingnut decides surfing has lost its soul. So, Wingnut embarks on a journey leaving his California home. He travels to the flawless beach breaks of Mexico, then on to the perfect point surf of Australia, and finally he battles the liquid monsters of Hawai'i. Along the way Wingnut seeks out surfing legends who can give him advice-both sound and otherwise- all sending him in different directions. "Wingnut's Search for Soul" has all the surf action, travel and stoke associated with a classic surf film, but with a twist. This documentary is based on actual events that may or may not have happened depending on who you believe.
- Fins captures the progression of modern surfing in the making. Produced by Emmy Award winner and 30 year veteran in surf film and TV, Ira Opper gets rare access into the likes of Kelly Slater, the Irons brothers, and the new breed of surfing legends.
- Director Sam George chronicles the remarkable life and times of the late Eddie Aikau, the legendary Hawaiian big wave surfer, pioneering lifeguard and ultimately doomed crew member of the Polynesian voyaging canoe Hokulea.