Noosa’s North Shore with Dean Brady and Harry Bryant
Director(s): Jake Donlen
Running Time: 4.44min
John Madill and Dean Brady had the idea of creating something that showcased what could be done, and how much fun you could have in the Colorado.

Noosa Festival of Surfing 2015
Director(s): Shaun Cairns
Running Time: 5:30min
The Noosa Festival of Surfing is the world’s largest surf festival by competitor numbers. This highlights clip captures the essence of Noosa’s 8 days of pure stoke.

Rail to Rail
Director(s): Joel Sharpe
Running Time: 4:30min
Zancudo grew up riding borrowed bodyboards but he didn’t ride them quite like everybody else.

Sel et Soleil
Director(s): Leilani Morat
Running Time: 5:04min
A winter day in Noosa featuring Tom Morat.

Ode to California
Director(s): Patrick Trefz
Running Time: 8.46mins
Einstein in La Jolla, keeping an eye on the Windandsea surf crew.

We Rise Together
Director(s): Shane Passantino & Adam Reynolds
Running Time: 10:43min
Three of Southern California’s most kind-hearted and fun-loving female surfers take to the open sea in pursuit of off-the-grid adventure.

I Lost My Dream
Director: Stefan Hunt
Running Time: 9min
Moacir’s dreams stray from typical boyish fantasies of superheroes and pirates.

Behind the Seen
Director(s): Francesco Campello, Matthew Shepherd, Matthew Rott
Running Time: 7:34min
Surfing and free diving through the eyes of Matt Rott…beneath the surface and behind the seen. A short film by Matthew Shepherd and Francesco Campello.

Saturday 6:27am
Director(s): Josh Rufford
Running Time: 2:32min
‘People watching’ is one of our favourite past times.

The Salt Trail
Director(s): Mark Waters
Running Time: 51min
From award-winning filmmaker Mark Waters this self financed visual gem is a sensory and cinematic masterpiece that takes us on a voyage and delves into the true meaning of surf travel.

Home Brew PT.1
Director(s): Olivia Williams
Running Time: 2:15min
I shot this at the MS shaping bay with Mitch Surman shaping his boards and then at the Noosa festival of surfing.

A Cup of Tea with God
Director(s): Shaun Cairns & Phil Jarratt
Running Time: 18:10min
In March 2015 Noosa became a National Surfing Reserve.

The Road North
Director(s): Spencer Frost
Running Time: 3min
A Visual Documentation of Longboarder Jack Entwistle’s Roadtrip from Sydney to Noosa using the latest equipment from the next generation of filmmaking to cover all angles – Land, Water and Aerials.

Neal Purchase Jr in the shaping bay – Behind The Tide

Behind The Tide
Director(s): Romain Juchereau
Running Time: 66min
Filmed in beautiful locations in Australia, Cornwall, and France, Behind The Tide provides an insight into creative individuals who have forged a living through their passion for surfing.

What to Wear?
Director(s): Jennie Rutz
Running Time: 30 sec
A surfer girl wakes up in the morning and makes the not so difficult choice of what to wear.

2 Days in May
Director(s): Andrew Bock
Running Time: 10min
Over the weekend of the 2nd and 3rd of May 2015, the Points at Noosa received some excellent swell with the largest waves hitting Laguna Bay on Saturday with breaking waves out as far as the shark nets and then reducing to good clean surf in at First Point by Sunday.

How To Road Trip
Director(s): Samuel Glazebrook
Running Time: 21min
A short film about travelling and surfing in Cornwall, UK.

The Beaten Track
Director(s): Damon Meade
Running Time: 6:40min
Maz Quinn is a voyager. He also knows a thing or two about being in the right place at the right time.

Frame Grab from Peninsula

PENINSULA
Director(s): Luca Merli
Running Time: 55:41min
Peninsula is a documentary about surfing in Italy, its history and its present state.

For the love: Surfboard Artisans
Director(s): Misha Robb and Tom Wegener
Running Time: 90 min
Surfboard artisan Tom Wegener was labelled a “sell out” by many of his contemporaries when he licensed a surfboard to be made in China. Troubled by this, Tom takes us on philosophic journey into the art of surfboard making to understand why we make surfboards and our importance to society as a whole. Tom’s story winds through surf history, philosophy and his own journey with his “alaia revolution.” In the end the conflicts with “selling out” are resolved and surfboard makers will feel good about themselves after watching the movie.

Followed by Shapers Panel at Threads Project

WARNING : This Screening contains content for mature audiences only.

WORLD PREMIER: the BOARDRIDER BOYZ
Director(s): Jake Donlen & Mitch Stjernqvist
Running Time: 15min
A surf film without surfing. A look at the macho inititaion process of the most prestigious Boardriders club in Australia.

WORLD PREMIER: Dont you even worry about it
Director(s): Luka Raubenheimer
Running Time: 15min

Frame Grab from iON the Barrel Vol. 2

iON the Barrel Vol. 2
Director(s): Tony Harrington
Running Time: 64:38min
iON the Barrel Vol. 2 takes audiences on an epic surfing journey from the deserts of Australia to balmy Indonesia and then across the Pacific to some awe-inspiring sessions on Oahu, Maui and at Mavericks.

Tingle Toes
Director(s): Greg Huglin
Running Time: 3:20min
Surfer/Musician Leah Dawson performing and surfing to her original ukulele composition ‘Tingle Toes.’

Loggers
Director(s): Wilzen Crawford
Running Time: 3:44min
‘Loggers’ a short film production of the young talent cruising through first point on a relaxing afternoon, as the boys finished school it was time to hit the waves.

Worm
Director(s): Hayley Gordon
Running Time: 5:03min
A short film of Erin Ashley (aka Worm) doing some classic single fin longboarding at some California point breaks.

At Times.
Director(s): Warwick Gow
Running Time: 30min
At Times : Is a collection of moments filmed in early 2015 with Ms Surfboards on the Sunshine Coast.

PREMIER: SHALL WE DIGRESS?
Director(s): Zach Walker
Running Time: 19:39min
This is a film about simplicity. Talented surfers & Tunes that seem to be written about each section.

Frame Grab from Known Pleasures

WORLD PREMIER: Known Pleasures
Director(s): Jaden Marc
Running Time: 13:39min
Fraser Biden surfing the points around Noosa. Filmed over a few months after the Noosa Festival of Surfing.