Voted Surfer Magazines video of the year for 2002!

Montaj Features Taj Burrow and Friends Pointing The Direction ...... The Direction That Surfing Is Going. Big Airs, Tight Barrels And More Big Big Airs!
Surfers also featured include Mick Fanning, Jake Paterson and Bobby Martinez

Morning of the Earth foi inovador em sua época influenciou toda uma geração de roteiristas do gênero e até mesmo surfistas. Enquanto seus antecessores limitavam-se a rodar cenas de manobras nas ondas, a película de Albert Falzon foi pioneira a ter um roteiro e uma trilha sonora específica. Mais do que isso, mostrou que o surfe não é só um esporte - é também um estilo de vida.

Wardo’s newest surfing video DVD! Chris Ward has been a surfing prodigy since he was 13 years old. Now ranked at #17 on the world tour, Chris is still blowing minds every session with his amazing mix of new school and power surfing. In conjunction with Azhiaziam, see Chris surf some of the sickest waves. He first appeared on our radar over a decade ago and Californians eagerly awaited his inevitable leap onto the global stage. Video may have killed the radio star, but for Chris Ward, it made the surf star. If you like Chris Ward or just like super high level surfing, this DVD is for you!

Free to roam the world in search of the best uncrowded waves, The O’Neill Mission has chosen the west coast of France for its latest adventure. From the wild and rugged coastline of the north around Brest to the renowned surf beaches of Biarritz and Hossegor in the south west, this coastline stretching over 1,000km long offers more than imagined by most.

O’Neill will bring 10 of the most dynamic surfers on the planet to Biarritz on May 17th 2008 from which point they will continuously explore every bay and beach of the French coast in the quest for perfect waves. They will not stop until May 25th. With the unique contest formula, there is no set plan. The O’Neill Mission is free to drive to wherever the charts inspire, wherever the crowds thin, and (hopefully) the offshore lightly blows.

It is just over a month until the world’s northernmost and coldest professional surfing contest makes its third appearance in the north of Scotland. With its long, clean, super-fast icy waves, the O’Neill Highland Open by Swatch attracts a host of the world’s best surfers to the small town of Thurso in Caithness.

For World Qualifying Series (WQS) competitor and last year’s runner up, Australian surfer Jarrad Howse, the Highland Open is an event that stands out from everything else on the gruelling WQS circuit. “I love the event,” says Howse.

“I think it’s the history of the place and the fact that it’s so different from everywhere else on the tour. Usually we’re in and around big cities and festivals but it’s so special that it’s in this little town of Thurso. It’s just so down to earth and so far removed from everything.”

It’s not just the location – at 59 degrees north – that makes the Highland Open so special. The winner of the event walks away with a unique prize in contemporary surfing – The Chieftain, a double-handed, limited edition Medieval Scottish war sword. The sword is a replica of an early Claymore, a sword depicted on ancient grave slabs in the Scottish Highlands.

O’Neill event director Bernhard Ritzer explains that “having the sword as a first prize means that the event is about more than money and championship points. We present the winner with the sword as a way of recognising Scotland’s unique history. It’s a symbol of why we’re here and why this event is so special.”

 This Eastcoast experience surfing the right coast USA with born and bred New Yorkers, ardent Eastcoasters, is truly unique. This movie embodies the thirst that surfers have in their quest for waves. The journey is boundless, the style is timeless, with an irie vibe Monumental Enterprises brings you, Eastside Theory.

Surfers: Ryan Egan, Jason Shibata, Damian Wills, Mikey Bruneau, Kaupena Miranda, Mike Dodd, Andrew Mooney, Chris Tomlin, Josh Goetz, Tyson Pfaffe and friends.

Shrink Jeremy Koreski's most recent video project. Off the map on Canada's Clayoquot coast,
 storm swells surge onto the reefs and beaches of Vancouver Island. Heavy weather,
heavy seas, heavy wildlife and some of the world's most fugureisting surfing in the
world's most primordial landscape. The sequel to Numb, the second surf film from Jeremy
Koreski is an in-depth look at the surfers who call this place their home. Peter Devries,
 Raph Bruhwiler, Sepp Bruhwiler and friends living the life in waves and water that make
the toughest men shrink.  

Transworld Surf presents one of the most progressive and radical surfers in the world, Maui's Clay Marzo, as seen in Tomorrow Today.

Shot in ultra-dynamic widescreen HD, Tomorrow/Today will most likely create a wormhole in the fiber of surf, linking what's now to what's next. Created by the minds of TransWorld SURF's own editor and content director Chris Cote and creative director Marc Hostetter, produced by Josh Williams and Metalstorm Entertainment, and sponsored by DC and Quiksilver, Tomorrow/Today takes us on this journey through time.

" TransWorld SURF and Metalstorm Entertainment are truly taking things to the next level with the production of our 2007 collaboration, Tomorrow/Today," said Josh Williams, Executive Producer, Metalstorm Entertainment Inc.

"From the unsurpassed talent of a handful of the best surfers in the world, to the highest production values of next generation HD and 35mm workflow, Tomorrow/Today is shaping up to be the standard to beat in surfing films for years to come."

Tomorrow/Today already has the surf industry talking: "This film is going to fry the rewind function on your DVD player," says Greg Macias, Quiksilver's Vice President of Marketing. "Dane, Bobby, Clay, Yadin and Mike's surfing provide the next generation's 'how to innovate' video."

"I think Tomorrow/Today is going to take the surf world by storm! TransWorld SURF and Metalstorm Entertainment are known for revealing some of the most progressive content in the surf world," says Tim English, DC shoes Surf Team Manager. "This is the next generation of surfers so prepare to be amazed!"

Even the film's stars are talking: "I'm excited," says Dane Reynolds about being handpicked for the first ever TransWorld SURF film. "I like the cast of surfers in the film, and I'm stoked to be a part of it."