There is some good stuff in the works for NYC this weekend as part of the New York Surf Film Festival.
Topping that list is a screening of an amazing documentary film about Clay Marzo,Just Add Water.
Cursed by a condition, Aspergers Syndrome, that may very well be the reason for his unbelievable talent,
Clay Marzo is at 20 already one of the most interesting people in professional surfing.
The film unspools at Tribeca Cinemas on Saturday September 26 at 6pm and will be followed
by a benefit auction for Surfers Healing at the Quiksilver store in SoHo.
Snippet and clip taken from RAD COLLECTOR
The Rubber Room
Posted by: Scott Burmester - Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Worried about that ever lingering sting of a new steamer. The people over at Tracks Mag have created the rubber room a guide to everything that's out there. Check it out over at www.tracksmag.com/the-rubber-room/
Trailer Time
Posted by: Scott Burmester - Thursday, September 03, 2009
There's always a bunch of amazing surf films in the pipeline, here's just a couple of the trailers out there on the interweb.
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Coupla snaps of revs
Posted by: K JW - Monday, August 10, 2009
Mitch sent me through these two pics. Taken over the last week or so of him
shredding some locals waves. Yeah Revs ya mad snake.
Oh and I learnt how to put water marks on on web shots. Reeeping
Im a real dolly...
Posted by: K JW - Tuesday, July 07, 2009
This clip was actually posted on our myspace page. it features a bunch of young aussie rippers
dancing on water.
CREATIVE DESTRUCTION EP 5 - FINAL FILTH from RUNAMUKVISUALS.COM on Vimeo.
Dane Reynolds - First Chapter
Posted by: Scott Burmester - Thursday, June 25, 2009
First Chapter is the highly anticipated Dane
Reynolds surf film. The 20 year-old from Ventura, widely acknowledged
as the most exciting young surfer in the world, has dedicated over a
year to film
Willsy shredding the pass
Posted by: K JW - Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Thought I would post a home town legend. Willsy kills anything you put in front of him. little man, big turns