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In 'Sprout', director Thomas Campbell presents a vivid portrayal of the surfing culture, emphasizing the ocean's beauty and the joy it brings to surfers. The film features various surfing styles, including riding eggs, fishes, traditional longboards, and modern shortboards, illustrating the diverse experiences available on the waves. Each wave is depicted as a unique opportunity, inviting both seasoned surfers and newcomers to engage with the ocean's bounty.
Shot entirely on 16mm film, 'Sprout' captures the essence of living a lush life by the ocean. The film serves as a reminder of the unique experiences that surfing offers, encouraging viewers to appreciate the thrill of riding the waves and the connection to nature that comes with it.
Why Watch
- •See Kassia Meador ride traditional longboards.
- •Find out about various surfing styles like fishes and eggs.
- •Meet Dan Malloy and other surfing legends.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Thomas Campbell in 2005.
•It features a cast that includes Kassia Meador and Dan Malloy.
•The film has a runtime of 60 minutes.
•It was shot entirely on 16mm film.
Perfect For
Surfing enthusiastsOcean loversFilm photography fans