Elliot Marshall Haystack

THE SOUND OF CHANGE EXPERIENCE

This is a Rhythm surf documentary brought together by likeminded folk to blend surf, art, music, travel & craftsmanship through various chapters, into one total experience. The film takes you on a journey around the world from Australia’s East Coast to Indonesia, Northern Africa and the famous pointbreaks of central California. Overlay art filters were […]

08:32

PARDON ME

Cam Richards starring in his new short film “Pardon Me” by Layne Stratton.

04:05

The Craftsman Project – 001/Brent Ferris

The Craftsman Project – 001/Brent Ferris
from Russell Brownley

This is a short documentary about Brent Ferris and his life as a Craftsman. Brent is the owner of Good Times Barbershop in Imperial Beach, California, a small coastal town on the US-Mexico border, as well as a surfboard shaper and avid surfer.

This is the first of many short documentaries under the title, “The Craftsman Project” which will give a glimpse into the lives of people who make a living working with their hands.

A huge thanks to Good Times Barbershop and the guys who took the time out of their lives to come out and be a part of the shoot.

Follow Brent and Good Times Barbershop on Instagram at @B_FERRIS and @goodtimesbarbershopsd.

02:56

INTRODUCING NATE TYLER.

INTRODUCING NATE TYLER.
from epokhe
Enter the externalworld of Nate Tyler…
Welcome to the EPØKHE family.

00:54

Billabong A Division

01:58

Patrick Wieland Reel 2014

Patrick Wieland Reel 2014
from Patrick Wieland
A small glimpse of my work from 2014.

08:26

We are nowhere, and it’s now – Fergal Smith

“We need to teach the next generation”.
Fergal Smith isn’t your average surfer. Having grown up on an organic vegetable farm in Ireland, Fergal learned the importance of family, food and a healthy lifestyle from a young age. Despite travelling far and wide in search of waves, Fergal remains true to his roots and continues to live in Ireland to this day having established a community garden on his farm Moy Hill. Desillusion editor Pierre David spent 4 days with Fergal in his hometown of County Clare to gain a deeper insight into Fergal’s world and the importance of living a self sustaining and happy life.

This short film is based on the article “It’s a long way from Clare to here” published in Desillusion Magazine 48 , Tome 4 available on bit.ly/1yyNUC4

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