Campaign 2 showcases the Irons brothers tearing apart Bali's new right, Shane Dorian blowing up in Morocco, Dane Reynolds going crazy in the Mentawis, Taj boosting in Mexico, and Kelly Slater's best day of surfing in his entire life, with huge barrels in the Caribbean. C2 also features Benji Weatherly, Tim Curran, Ozzie Wright, the Hobgoods, Parko, and Jamie O'Brien destroying the best waves in the USA, Australia, Indonesia, France, Africa and the Caribbean. There are also a few secret spots that must been seen to be believed!

After many long months of filming and editing, we are proud to announce "The Bruce Movie" is nearing completion and will be available in early August. Shot entirely on 16mm, Super 8 and 35mm movie film, "The Bruce Movie" is an in-depth look at one of the most renowned surfers on the planet: Bruce Irons. Some have described Bruce as, "A freak", "Unpredictably spontaneous", "Explosive" and "The deadliest guy on tour". Bruce's uncanny tube riding ability and high flying aerial attack will leave you awestruck. Along his path, Bruce has won surfing's most prestigious event: The Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational. In the film you will also witness his frustrating first year on the World Championship Tour; in typical Bruce fashion, he waits until the last second to regain a spot on the WCT where he makes the final at one of his favorite waves: Pipeline. This first film on Bruce Irons will go down in history as a must have in every surfer's library.

This film by Thomas Campbell is an exploration into the riding of water mountains and molehills. Featured waveriders include Joel Tudor, Dan Malloy, Alex Knost, Kassia Meador, Ozzie Wright, Skip Frye, Gerry Lopez, Rob Machado, Dave Rastovich and many more. Soundtrack by Tommy guerro, The Shins and many more.

"Lost Enterprises presents 2 titles for one with whats really going wrong and whats really going on The first Lost Movie. Narrated by Chicken Willey. See Randall rip the ramp. See the ram rip Randall. Watch as Archy destroys Chris Ward's surfboard. Incredible surfing by Hugh Ward's kid at age 15. See Cory Lopez fire Chicken and Sticker Randall. WHAT'S REALLY GOIN' WRONG Winner of the most nominations and awards ever in the Surfer Poll. Features Randall's hair burning, Chris Orr and Gilligan at Trestles. Chicken is fired - get ready for Vince!"

Thanks to Dana Brown's delightful Step Into Liquid, the surfing scene in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, should get a healthy boost. That's because Brown, in the tradition of his father, filmmaker Bruce Brown (The Endless Summer), has captured dazzling images of surfers riding curls in some of the world's most exotic--and sometimes unlikely--places. Besides the action on Lake Michigan, Brown leads us to Costa Rica, where the sport's senior elite (including Summer star Robert August) prove they still have the moves, and Oahu's North Shore, where the legendary Pipeline inspires this quote: "It's so scary, maybe you die a little." Most entertaining is a segment in County Donegal, where the American Malloy brothers startle the locals and meet their Irish counterparts on the grayest ocean imaginable. Great personal stories here, including the tale of Northern California's Dale Webster, who has never missed a day on the waves in 30 years.

Teahupoo, Tahiti. On the 17th of August, 2000, a line was drawn in the sand and Laird Hamilton stood alone. Engulfed in the vortex of the heaviest wave ever ridden, Laird Hamilton stood where no man had ever stood before. Death was the only outcome if a mistake was made. The footage shocked the world. Had it not been captured on film, no one would believe it was possible. It was a moment shadowed only by the journey of his life as a waterman and explorer of the most pure form of energy on earth. This amazing film, shoot on both High Definition and 35mm, won numerous awards at the 2002 X-dance Film Festival. This is the extreme movie of the year, quite possibly the decade. Music By Ben Harper, Moby and Bender!

Riding Giants is more than another blissful surfing movie. It's an outstanding documentary about one era in American alternative lifestyles, when surfing was well-suited to a radical culture of social dropouts.

Compared to other surf films being flooded into the market these days, this is not bad. Music is good, footage is good (note: SHOT ON FILM, not video). It was somewhat hard to figure out where they were. We have clear scenery change, but no indicator to tell us where they really were except for the traditional Irish folk music that obviously indicated they were surfing Ireland. Director's commentary is witty and insightful and gives us perspective that few surf films give us and basically provides a good reason to watch it again -- and again. The version of this DVD I purchased in a local surf shop included a second disc; a CD with the soundtrack from the film. Very nice and a unique marketing and packaging idea. It actually convinced me to purchase the package. More importantly, the music is actually good (I was disappointed, though that the Irish folk music used in the film was not included on the soundtrack CD). But as a film, come on, it's only about 45 minutes long (with special feature bonus material, about an hour). It can't possibly be that difficult to compile film to make it last longer than an hour. Anything less than an hour these days, let's face it, is somewhat of a disappointment. Jack Johnson's involvement added to the film, though. Nicely done, let's just have more of it. I'm glad to have it in my DVD collection, though.

The action never stops in this DVD filled with 1 hour 24 minutes of pure surfing stoke: Kevin Connelly's amazing footwork winning him the MSA Club Classic contest at Malibu; one of the best days ever at Swami's; Cardiff, Rincon, and even the Wedge going off; Joel Tudor free-surfing Cardiff and styling his way to victory at the US Open at Huntington; and an hilarious section featuring a radio a controlled surfer ripping HUGE (to him) gnarlburgers. "Longboard Fever" is a must have.

In Black and White is an in-depth profile of 6-time world surfing champ, Kelly Slater (Riding Giants), before he went on to be the most dominant and influential surfer of all time! In Black and White is arguably one of the best surf films of all time on the most exciting surfer in the world!

September sessions is fantastic because it isn't about some competition or has any lame footage of time in between surfs- it's just about the surfing.... it may be short but it's all quality, beautiful surfing.... and it has an absolutely amazing soundtrack.

In addition to boasting one of the most astonishing opening sequences in the history of extreme-sports filmmaking, Billabong Odyssey offers a breathtaking survey of big-wave surfing at a pivotal stage in its evolution. With the advent of Jet-Ski Waverunners used for "tow-in" access to gigantic waves that paddle-surfers could never reach, this three-year, globe-trotting quest for the world's biggest waves is nothing less than spectacular. As documentaries go it's a bit cruder than 2003's other surfing movie, Step Into Liquid, and many of the same world-class surfers appear in both films (including 49-year-old Ken Bradshaw, still going strong). But Billabong is unrivaled in its abundance of jaw-dropping footage--most of it shot from helicopters hovering in close proximity--showing the sheer, terrifying scale of breaking "tubes"--some reaching 100 feet--at the most challenging big-wave locations on the planet.

Vans Triple Crown of Surfing 04'- Very Best of Winter From The North Shore, Oahu For established champions and aspiring pipeliners alike, the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing is like a greatest-hits collection that never goes out of style. This 65-minute surf-orgy covers all three competitions in the 22nd annual Triple Crown challenge, which is essentially the Stanley Cup, World Series, and Super Bowl of surfing, all rolled into one awesome showdown on the most challenging breaks of Oahu's north shore. It's there, in the tropical winter of 2004, that the world's greatest surfers showed up to compete against the best of the best, a stellar lineup of veterans and newcomers including Derek Ho, Mark "Occy" Occilupo, Phillip MacDonald, brothers Bruce and Andy Irons, Tom Carroll, and many others. The TC tour is comprised of the Vans Hawaiian Pro tournament at Haleiwa (which many consider the "scariest" break of all, with huge waves on a shallow-water base); the O'Neill World Cup of Surfing at Sunset Beach ("the most challenging," some say); and the Rip Curl Pro Pipeline Masters competition at Pipeline, where the biggest breaks (and a deadly reputation) cause even the boldest surfers to get a case of the jitters. It's there that finalists Jamie O'Brien, Kalani Robb, Bruce Irons, and six-time Triple Crown winner Sunny Garcia (the first surfer to surpass $1 million in prize money) compete for the title of "best in the world," and director Bill Kiely's camera crew is there, in the roiling surf, to capture all the action.

The story follows 10 seniors who are still actively surfing today, how they have learned to grow old gracefully, others kicking and fighting all the way, not only against their waning physical strength, but politically to keep the Hawaiian beaches safe from the encroachment of modern society. There is joy, laughter, and even a few tears, a film that is touching and filled with the Aloha Spirit.

Follow four world-class surfers living the lifestyle most only dream about - for three months these adventurers drive their Chevy Suburban from dusty Baja to tropical mainland's Puerto Escondido.

Join Garrett McNamara, 2002 and 2003 Tow-In Extreme Surfing World Champion and the XXL Billabong Best Overall Winner, as he gives testimonials on one of the heaviest surf trips of all time. Go on the boat to watch some of the best surfing in history, with footage from Teahupoo, Jaws and Pipeline going off! Join Garrett, Josh Loya, and Ikaika Kalama in a bonus section that will have you laughing hysterically at the club, on the boat, and on land.

The fourth movie Bruce Brown made travels to Mexico, California and Florida, along with a trip to Australia and Hawaii with Phil Edwards. Features a fifteen-foot shark checking the line-up at Rincon and the first wave ever ridden at Pipeline. Time to hang ten with another of Brown's outstanding surf films--it's almost better than being there!

California, The Golden State. Over 1,100 miles of coastline stretching from the Oregon border to Baja Mexico. An almost unlimited number of surf spots, from the mysto breaks north of Humboldt to Mavericks, from Rincon to Ventura, L.A. to Lowers and Oceanside to Imperial Beach. Golden State, Golden Years! For every spot that's packed on a good swell, there are ten with only a handful of enlightened locals reaping the rewards. Golden Years features the best surf--and surfers--who live in or were lucky enough to travel the California coastline at its best. Giant Mavericks, NorCal secret spots, Santa Cruz, Rincon, Ventura, L.A. County, Huntington, Newport, San Clemente and San Diego get the focus they deserve.

This human oddity will confuse and confound you with his stupendous stunts. He'll throw you for a loop with his aerial antics. He'll stoke and stun you with his ballsy barrel riding. He'll get you out of your seat and into the water. So roll up, for a sneak preview of Jamie's amazing skills, as displayed in 'FREAK SHOW', the sickest new video/DVD in the surfing world (edited and compiled by the man himself). He's live, he's inside and he's waiting to entertain you!

From the producer of the award winning Framlines, comes the long anticipated sequel "The Free Way". Jon Rasta, Margo, Andy Irons, Dylan Longbottom, and more on a journey of discovery and freedom. Escape the chaos and intensity of the city life, to a place where the awesome power of nature can be felt all around. Meaningful music and stunning imagery are combined with one of the most free flowing poetic sports of all... Surfing.

Blue Horizon is a surf movie with a new angle. For the last two years Jack McCoy follows the lives of current world surfing champion Andy Irons and 'soul surfer' Dave 'Rasta' Rastovich. The movie looks at cultural differences between the worlds of competition surfing and free surfing. The film has a backdrop of the history of surfing, as well as, visiting some amazing surf locations around the globe.
What do you get when you mix one of the worlds best competitive surfers with one of the worlds best free surfers? You get the exciting new surfing film Blue Horizon.
Starring currently crowned, World # 1 Professional Surfer, Andy Irons and well known ""soul surfer"" Dave""Rasta"" Rastovich. Direction and cinematography will come from award winning filmmaker Jack McCoy. McCoy, a veteran with over 20 surfing films to his credit, Blue Horizon will be his most ambitious production to date. Its release date is planned for Jan 2004 and will be showcased on the big screen around Australia, New Zealand, USA and Europe as part of the Jack McCoy Surf Film Festival.

Taj Burrow's Fair Bits on DVD. A collection of short surfing films presented by Billabong. Fair Bits, starring Taj Burrow, is a selection of short surfing films featuring collaborative efforts from seven different filmmakers; Brendan & Emmett Malloy, Clark Eddy, Brendan Hearne, Taylor Steele, Scott Soens & Keith Malloy. Teaming up with Hollywood directors Emmett and Brendan Malloy (September Sessions, Shelter), Fair Bits takes viewers on a journey of discoveries around the globe capturing Taj's mind blowing surfing!

Andy Iron's hosts this revolutionary, fun and hilarious instructional film on the fundamentals of learning how to surf. Volume 1 is focused on the basics, but all skill levels will find helpful tips on surfing better.

A documentation of the North Shore and the evolution of performance surfing during the 1970's.