Four Punchy short films guaranteed to get you psyched for your next session.

Bloodlines – There’s nothing better than dropping in on the old man. Three Aussie juniors journey to the Telo Islands with their dads in toe.
Featuring: Matt Banting, Ryan Callinan and Noa Deane.
A film by Matty Gye and Jimmy Graham.

At the end of the day – Two mates escape the Bondi bubble to chase the dream in Bali. Featuring: Perth Stanlick and Wylie Moyes.
A film by Chris Nelius and Justin McMillian.

Storm Surfers – Pedra Branca The maiden big wave voyage to the monolithic rock in the middle of nowhere.
Featuring: Ross Clarke Jones, Tom Carroll, Marty Paradsis, James Holmer-Cross, Tyler Homer-Cross and Kobi Graham

Incandescent – Say what you like about them, the Mentawais never fail to turn on the magic.
Featuring: Kai Otton, Dayan Neave, Craig Anderson, Madison Williams, Sam Page and Nick Riley.
A film by Jay Grant

An epic surfing tale covering more than 800 miles. Surfing breaks down barriers. Your age, where you’re from or what kind of board you ride doesn’t matter – we’re all the same in the water, or are we? On an epic journey covering over 800 miles from Jakarta all the way up the Coast of Western Sumatra to the Mentawis Islands, Tracks Magazine took a mixed bag of seven surfers and threw them together for one hell of an adventure. Erupting volcanoes, broken bones, rifling. pits and sunken shops, just a few of the highlights along the way.

A film By Tim Wreyford

Where the coordinates read latitude zero. Six world-class surfers with distinctly different approaches unleash in the Telo Islands. Whether your preference is for power carves or impossible punts this film has it all. All shot in an aquatic playground where the waves break in a translucent shade of blue that’s a treat for the eyes. It may just be the most fun place on earth to go surfing. Staring Adam Robertson, Granger Larson, Luke Dorrington, Jay Thompson, Ry Craike and Wade Goodall.

They fly, they spin and they pullin.

Creed McTaggart, Ryan Callinan, Noa Deane and Matt Banting are on the attack. Equipped with a full arsenal of progressive manoeuvres and an abundance of style, the four nascent Australian surfers are blazing their way into surfing’s future. If you don’t want to be left behind, you’d better watch closely.

It’s sensory overload with a pineapple twist.
Hawaii is where the worlds best go to get barrelled, go big and earn a rep’. From insane pits to impossible aerials, this film captures the best moments of the 2012/2013 season. Featuring raw snippets of north shore life and a soundtrack that swings from the palm trees, tropical porn is the next best thing to playing the ukulele while you pull in.
A film by Toby Cregan

Sojourn is a feature film from independent filmmaker Nathan Oldfield, the creator of the award-winning left of centre surf films ‘Lines From a Poem’, ‘Seaworthy’ and ‘The Heart & The Sea’, as well as the recent cinematic gem ‘Gathering’ presented by Tracks Productions. ‘Sojourn’ features a diverse group of international surfers from around the globe. Join Soli Bailey, Chris Del Moro, Brad Gerlach, Aamion Goodwin, Dylan Graves, Dane Gudauskas and Dave Rastovich as they explore Indian Ocean delights off the coast of Sumatra aboard the good ship ‘Managalui Ndulu’. ‘Sojourn’ is a beautifully crafted documentary about the camaraderie, joy, mystery and magic that unfolds when an eclectic group of surfers are brought together in the world’s richest wave playground.

A film by Tyson Lloyd It could easily have been called Asher in Wonderland. Asher Pacey takes you on a surreal expedition through the Solomon Islands. The film assumes a dreamy quality as Asher drifts solo through tropical-blue line-ups and local villages, riding alluring waves on an array of craft. A perfect piece of surf-film escapism that has been beautifully shot.

In 1992 he won the Coke classic against Kelly and was heralded as Australia’s answer to the Slater juggernaut. However, Shane Herring’s career went horribly off the rails. In this candid and confronting documentary, Shane Herring and his closest associates reflect on his time in the spotlight. Note: The archival footage of Shane’s surfing is guaranteed to blow your mind.