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After injuring himself at the beginning of 2017 and being out of the water for over a month, Hossegor local Marc Lacomare got back into the water just in time to make hay of the last big winter swells at home. Filmed and edited by Andy Benetrix Production (@andybenetrixproduction)
The third chaper of #GOARITZ was filmed between Morocco and Norway, where Aritz was invited to be part of an expedition to the North Sea by the NGO Oceana.
For drone filmers like Jaiden Maclean, a pumping Gold Coast swell means days-long sprints up and down the coast, chasing changing tides and blue, draining barrels, with the likes of Dingo Morrison and Joel Parkinson.
These days, Maclean’s got the manic process down pat, and the edit above is visual proof. From Kirra to lesser crowded waves farther north, from the beach to the ski, be prepared to be piloted through a handful of brilliant sessions that epitomise the meaning of fun. And lucky for the pros, the contest ended up being pretty legendary, too.
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The perfect timing doesn’t happen by chance, and to conquer it, one needs to follow a path of dedication sometimes rooted with obsession. The final result translates into authentic artistic moments, and that is why living without aiming for this harmony is a “spiritual suicide”. Filipe Jervis, one of the best Portuguese surfers, pursues on a daily basis his dream of finding this timing, and “Timing – Pursuing Fine Art”, a short filmed produced by White Flag Productions in association with Máquina Voadora Produções, shows some of these rare but beautiful moments…
Filipe Jervis is a 26-year old pro surfer from Cascais. Jervis was also an European Pro Junior Vice Champion, he’s best known by his progressive surfing approach where he masters a strong air game with perfect execution, he’s also among the top Portuguese tube riders of the moment.