Chelsea Tuach is a world tour pro from Barbados, she’s been busy making some clips:
“The idea to create the Wandering series came from three desires. The first, was a desire to step away from my competitive lifestyle. To find a place with great waves, where I could let go of any contests thoughts, reconnect with the ocean and simply surf with my heart.
The second desire, was a chance to slow down and enjoy every aspect of a new place; the waves, food, culture and people. Something I forget to do when I’m competing.
And finally, I desired to document these trips. I wanted to inspire others to live with their hearts and nurture their passions. It was my opportunity to create a female surf video, one that inspires young girls and gives viewers a change from the usual surf content.
“Wandering Indonesia” was made possible by Suzuki Caribbean and is the first episode of the series. I hope you enjoy.”
The first of two epic days of swell that hit South Africa’s east coast this winter. Featuring Gavin Roberts, John McCarthy, Davey Van Zyl and Mook Lion. Filmed by Calvin Thompson
I created this film to explore long-form editing, give a home to so many projects/trips/travel that needed some context, and as a tip of the hat to my passion, surfing.
Direct/film/edit: Morgan Maassen
starring: Marlon Gerber, Lee Wilson, Noa Deane, Sterling Spencer, Dillon Perillo, Rob Machado, Laura Enever, Alessa Quizon, Bella Nicols, Nat Young, Andrew Doheny, Dane Reynolds, and Stephanie Gilmore.
Additional footage (Stephanie in Mexico) by Andrew Schoener
Music:
Rostam Batmanglij – “Doc’s Song”
Broadcast – “Lunch Hour Pops”
Los Monstruos – “Hey Monstruo”
DJ Shadow – “Six Days” instrumental
East Village Radio – Mystery Song
Domenique Dumont – “La Bass et Les Shakers”
Globe and Monster present a series of relatively short films about surfing and everything that goes along with it…CULT OF FREEDOM!
THE AUSTRALIA PART features the surfing of Dion Agius, Noa Deane, Nate Tyler, Taj Burrow, Brendon Gibbens, Creed McTaggart, Eric Geiselman, and Jay Davies running up and down the east and west coasts of … You guessed it, Australia.
Jordy swang by Surf Snowdonia at the start of the European leg as you’ll remember from the clip we made a few weeks ago. What we didn’t show you was the night session, the first ever attempted at Surf Snowdonia, and as you’d imagine doing stuff in the dark is tricky. You can either not see very well or there’s a ruddy great spotlight pointed in your face, at which point you also can’t see very well…
But Jordy is a professional and so made the most of a unique situation.
