Peaceful Surf DVD By Style Entertainment Films (2009) A beautifully shot film from Australia featuring some of the best Longboard, Retro and general surfing talent around. Featuring ; Nick Kuner, Ozzie Wright, Terry Fitzgerald, Kye Fitzgerald, Matt Chojnacki, Carl Gonsanes, John Gill, Hayden Lewis & Derek Hynd.

The story of one board as it travels the world surfed by a group of friends.
Tyler shapes a single fin, traditional longboard which is then sent of to six of the worlds finest longboarders to ride in locations around the world.
Beautifully shot on 16mm film and with each rider narrating his own section single fin yellow aims to highlight the differing styles and approaches of the riders, all making what they will of the same board.

Sneak a peek at Thomas Campbell's new surf film, The Present, with support from Patagonia. Featured sliders include Patagonia ambassadors Dan Malloy, Chris Malloy, Fletcher Chouinard and Devon Howard, with Dave Rastovich, Chelsea Georgenson Hedges, Michel Junod, Joel Tudor, Kassia Meador, Alex Knost, Rob Machado, Dane Reynolds and others.
Thomas Campbell's previous films include Sprout and The Seedling.

Andrew Kidman's Litmus opened a revelatory window on a parallel universe , a past that hasn't passed, an obscured but not suspended surfing reality involving core aesthetics conceived in the 60s, fused in the 70s, and still finding expression in the soul surfing of artistic surfers everywhere.

Now Litmus has been re-released with a magic spellbinder, The Ghosts are Calling, a film that co-creators Eduardo Madera and Kidman call a 'Collage'. The beautiful cinematic creation blends the classic retro vibe of Litmus with working and insightful interviews with Wayne Lynch, Dave Parmenter, Derek Hynd, Neal Purchase Jr, and Mark Sutherland. I say working because of the uncompromising lifestyle realities of each of these blokes.

The ghosts that are calling in this film seem to be the spirits of that first Australian renaissance of the mid 60s that ultimately yielded the shortboard and an alternative philosophy of sustainable surf culture which is still, apparently, alive and well on Australia's central coast. Ghosts features another classic animation by Sutherland, and a splendid soundtrack by the Brown Birds From Windy Hill (Kidman, Purchase, Sutherland, Paul Brewer, Jay Kruegner and Mick Wordley). It is so eminently listenable, you'll want to make this puppy a travelling companion on your next 101 surf trips.

The Seedling is a documentation of a small pod of Californian logriders drawing out a beautiful line that was dropped off in the late ’60s," states Mono Man, the frugal narrator of Thomas Campbell’s critically acclaimed surf movie. Captured entirely on 16 mm film–in vibrant black and white, color and tints–the Seedling is an original study of the classic, single-fin style from California’s lower region, filmed across the globe with artistic flair and fantastic cinematography in a variety of angles, speeds and lights.

The film shows the reality of surfing in six regions of California through the life of some surfers, including members of the famous family Malloy. Love the Movie Surfers show when at sea infects even those who do not surf. In addition to the images and the soundtrack hallucinating.