The Surfer's Journal - Filmmakers - Brown, MacGillivray, Greenough

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The Surfer's Journal - Filmmakers - Brown, MacGillivray, GreenoughColumbia Pictures released Gidget in 1959, and by the early 60s, with the help of Frankie and Annette, Hollywood's version of surfing was being steadily fed to the masses. The whole thing was an embarrassment to the surfers. Meanwhile, these three surf filmmakers were doing an excellent job in bringing real beauty, excitement, culture and color of the sport to the big screen. Bruce Brown's early films demonstrated his dry wit and a casual rapport with

with unbelievable clarity and crispness

Ian Cairns

Josh Baxter

Americans from both sides of the political spectrum have stood up and made their voices heard in support of protecting these areas

Maneuvers are demonstrated with detailed close-ups and animated graphics

With operators Billy Santiago and Roy Rose

her sister

uncovers the surprising meaning behind the show’s popularity

all the way up the California coast

Good Samaritans risk hostility

and one of the 21st centurys most obvious surfing trends is the explosion of females at beaches everywhere

Home Page follows pioneering personal blogger Justin Hall over the course of a pivotal