Sustainable Surf / SeaTrees
For the last 9 years, I’ve had the privilege of working with Sustainable Surf (and their latest high impact initiative, SeaTrees) to produce a number of documentary shorts that follow their myriad projects all over the world. Please have a look below at some of the latest work we’ve made together:
ALOHA EL DATIL
I worked on this award-winning film closely the co-founder of Sustainable Surf as Editor. It is the compelling travelogue journey of Sustainable Surf and SeaTrees ambassador Maluhia Kinimaka as she journeys to the Mexican coastal town of El Datil to work with a group of local women who are doing incredible work to regenerate their coastal mangrove ecosystem, protecting one of the last California Grey Whale nurseries while reversing climate change. See the film here.
Two Pines x EcoScraps: Growing Community
Working local farmer Ari Lurie & Upcycled food waste-turned fertilizer brand EcoScraps, the film covers a full growing season for the farm and its contribution to the local food web in Marin, California. Watch here.
MAFIA x Yves Behar: Deep Blue Bag
We created a promotional film for the Deep Blue Bag, a collaboratively designed, nearly 100% upcycled bag where proceeds of its sales went directly to protecting our ocean planet. Watch here.
SeaTrees: How to Plant a SeaTree
Educational video on how to plant these amazing carbon-sequestering plants. Watch here.
Sustainable Surf x ReCork
Made the promotional short for the worlds first upcycled wine cork surfboard traction pad. Watch here.
SHREDx Palo Alto
Covered this first-of-it’s-kind, multifaceted event showcasing the latest and greatest in technology in the surf industry. Co-hosted by Sustainable Surf and Patagaonia. Watch here.
Greg Long #DeepBlueLife
Watch Sustainable Surf/SeaTrees Ambassador Greg Long and his actions, helping raise ocean awareness though a series of events. Watch here, here, and here.
EOS x Ashley Lloyd
Sustainable Surf Ambassador Ashley Lloyd talks about her process making EcoBoards and showcase leading cosmetic and skincare brand Evolution Of Smooth’s (EOS) efforts to curb ocean plastic waste by using recovered plastics in their latest ocean-minded product line. Watch here.
