He is the undefeated champion of Innersection filmmakers.
So what’s his secret?
You Are Here: Elliot Leboe, Filmmaker
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / May 10, 2012
The Making of “Here & Now”
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / May 4, 2012
Twenty-five international surf filmmakers around the world collaborate to document a single 24 hours in the world of surfing.
With Taylor Steele at the helm and me getting attacked by monkeys, what could possibly go wrong?
You Are Here: Surf Movies, 2012
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / April 25, 2012
A brief glance at some of this year’s early underground surf movie releases.
Part I: The Indies
You Are Here: Mikala Jones, Survivor
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / April 17, 2012
You Are Here: Albee Layer, Innersection winner
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / April 5, 2012
This year’s big winner on Innersection just happens to live next to last year’s.
How’d that happen?
You Are Here: Luke Stedman, Surfer/Fashionista
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / March 14, 2012
The fashion world is no longer impressed. Surf style is… well, it isn’t.
Now one former WT surfer embarks on a quest to save us from our fashion lull.
You Are Here: Matt Meola, Internet surfer
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / February 21, 2012
Maui’s tandem shredders launch a new web series to smash stereotypes, blow minds and chill out at home.
There’s no “I” in The Isle
YOU ARE HERE: Chris Garrett _ Phantom
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / February 10, 2012
You Are Here: Raditya Rondi, Asian Surfing Champ
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / January 4, 2012
Thailand. Malaysia. Kuta Beach. Welcome to the Triple Crown of the Third World.
And meet “Cabul,” Asia’s first and only champ.
You Are Here: Bradford Schmidt, GoPro Guy
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / December 29, 2011
Last month’s little web clip is nearing 6-million views… but they don’t come easy.
GoPro’s ultimate camera geek shares his tips for scoring the clips.
Eleven Moments That Defined 2011
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / December 28, 2011
While SURFING Mag tends to keep its focus down the line, we still appreciate a nice look-back now and again. Nathan Myers compiles the moments that defined a year in surfing.
Big surf, Dane, death and groms taking over the world
You Are Here: Marcus Gneist, wood-shaper
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / December 14, 2011
Most great thinkers are initially perceived as oddball freaks. And then they do something that changes everything.
Marcus Gneist might just be that guy
You Are Here: Johnny Abegg, Filmmaker/Editor
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / November 30, 2011
Nathan Myers interviews Johnny Abegg about film, zombies and incurring outrageous debt in pursuit of the WQS
How’s owing $27,000 for a top-200 finish sound to you?
You Are Here: Nick Carroll, Journalist
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / November 1, 2011
After thirteen years of surfboard tests and three decades of writing about boards, what has surfing’s most prolific contributor learned about our wave-riding tools?
You Are Here: Conner Coffin, Samurai-surfer
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / October 27, 2011
Meditation upon inevitable heat loss should be performed daily and during every contest. This way, you will surf his best. This is the way of the samurai-surfer.
You Are Here: Andrew Doheny, Second Place
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs, Editorial / October 11, 2011
You Are Here: Coco Ho
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / October 10, 2011
After a few years in the World Tour big leagues, no one was too surprised to see Coco Ho dominate her heats at the Oakley World Pro Juniors in Bali.
You Are Here: My Skin Doctor
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs / October 7, 2011
The sun is trying to kill you
Your sunscreen is lying
We’re all going to die
I visit a skin doctor to find out why
You Are Here: Marlon Gerber
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs, Editorial / September 22, 2011
Is Indonesia’s Dream Tour gnarlier than the WCT? New ISC champ Marlon Gerber thinks it’s pretty close call
But what does he know…he’s never really been much of a competitor
You Are Here: Mike Parsons
posted by Nathan Myers / Blogs, Editorial / September 16, 2011
The system is broken, but it’s working okay…well, maybe
Coach Parsons weighs in on the new One World Rating system (without all the cursing and tennis-bashing)
