It’s finally happened, a video has knocked Mickey Smith’s epic Dark Side of the Lens from the ‘most viewed ever’ spot on Vimeo. The drone cam clip from Eric Sterman lacks the depth or soul of Mick’s film but it is an eye popping angle.
Pipeline Winter by Eric Sterman. 3.5 million plays
Dark Side of the Lens by Mickey Smith/Astray films. 2.2 million plays.
Nazaré Blow Up. 1.7 million plays. (added after original post was made hence 12 videos, this vid hasn’t been keyworded with ‘surfing’!)
Belharra Meets Hercules. 1.1 million plays. (added after original post was made hence 12 videos, this vid hasn’t been keyworded with ‘surfing’!)
Breaking Through is a British and Irish surf film made entirely by UK surfers, to show the passion, dedication and lifestyle all British surfers share.
The film follows many British and Irish professional surfers on their journeys around the British isles and abroad through out this last epic winter.
With multiple British surf film makers contributing to their own different sections highlighting the different styles within the British video scene. Including Mr B who is a well established British surf film maker for many years producing films such as, Relative (2012), 21 Days Later (2009) and Substance (2008), as well as contributing his valuable knowledge and guidance throughout this production. And professional surfer Oli Adams who has been contributing his many talents to his own professional edits for over a year.
Overall this film gives every surfer from Am to Pro an insight into the beautiful locations the British Isles has to offer, and the surfers who brave lengthy travels and harsh conditions to look for those perfect waves that don’t come every day.
After following British talents around the UK for the last 3 years I believed it was time to show through my eyes what I’ve been privileged to witness and share these amazing adventures. Director – Ashton Wadey
In the first episode of Who is JOB 4.0, Jamie O’Brien takes Poopies and Kalani Chapman to Jaws, but this is not your ordinary Jaws mission! JOB and the boys rent Catch Surf soft-top boards and charge!
Gold coast ripper Noah Lane has been on a bit of an adventure round Europe this winter. But Ireland has so taken his fancy I don’t think he’s ever going home
