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'One Average Day' was our second (short) film, and we were stoked with the response and coverage it received from around the world. Here are a few snippets...










































'One Average Day'





James Parry came up for a mornings surf the other month. With Joel in the water filming, we were stoked with what we came out with considering the conditions. This was all filmed within a 2 hour window. 

The title is a play on 'One California Day' surf film... only we were filming in the UK, where conditions were not very Californian! James was riding his proto type board that he has been working on with Matt Calvani from Bing. As you can see it goes pretty well, even in average conditions. 

The music is from unsigned artist Levi Rai (or Michael Rai), based from Texas. We really like how the song caught the mood of the session. As often the average days with the average waves, can be just as fun as the rest.

We hope you enjoy. 




















James Parry






Working with Nineplus, we spent a morning with James Parry to start building for our next project. We had Joel in the water with his 'magic wand'!  Here are a few snippets...















stayed tuned




London Surf Film Festival



Stoked to make it onto the long list for the London Surf Film Festival. Feel free to support on the link here.


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Photo shoot for Nineplus:


We did a few photos for Nineplus' UK operations the other day. Capturing the store and one of their sponsored surfers James Parry at the local beach Saunton Sands.












Port Glass Exposure

So we have been stoked and thankful with the exposure for  'A Day with a Port Glass' (our debut film). Ending up on some major surf sites around the world... from America to Brazil, Scandinavia to the UK and even Japan! Here are some snippets... 




















































The Port Glass | Part I








On the rugged coast of North Devon can be discovered Joel and his shaping hut. We found him heading out to his local spot and decided to tag along, curious by his new board called 'the Port Glass'. Joel describes it as a high performance eco evolution of the mini simmons, made from eco resin. 

Enjoy...