Bamboo POV camera pole mount for surfboards
Experiencing the fun and welcoming vibe of SUP Downwinding and seeing how undiscovered it is I wanted a way to get the word out and share the stoke. I have lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 40 years and had no idea there are surfable waves in the bay, and even after I discovered this I didn't really believe it until I saw it. Growing up I had the belief that the bay was dirty or gross and only for boats, definitely not a warm sandy beach for swimming kinda place. My first summer living in Alameda introduced me to a different idea, one where there are thousands of empty waves every day right in front of a beautiful warm sandy beach. For me the thing that really blew mind is that there is no one out surfing these waves, and when I tell other surfers this they don't believe it. The idea or dream of having endless uncrowded waves with warm welcoming people is real...
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Clay Island a surf tale is my first movie. I made it up as I went, spending many years attempting to create the shots I envisioned. Some shots worked some didn't, I learned a lot and I am very grateful for the experience. The movie website can be found here...
Below is a version of the film Clay Island a Surf Tale that has been modified slightly, one scene has been shortened by a minute or two. The full version is still available here: 
