Jamie Brisick is a writer, photographer, and director. He surfed on the ASP world tour from 1986 to 1991, and has since documented surf culture extensively. His books include We Approach Our Martinis With Such High Expectations and Have Board, Will Travel: The Definitive History of Surf, Skate, and Snow. His writings and photographs have [...]
Alex Dick-Read is founding editor of The Surfer’s Path magazine which he started 15 years ago in the UK. He has since moved back to his original home in the Caribbean where he lives on a hill above the waves and enjoys a life full of family, fun and seemingly endless deadlines. He’s a regular [...]
Robyn Davies is a standout on any big day at Porthleven’s hallowed reef, a proving ground for the UK’s bravest and boldest. She has been at the forefront of the British surf scene as a 5X national champion, international surf traveller and free spirit. She was the first female to grace the cover of Surf Europe [...]
Sancho Rodriguez is a Basque surfer and the man behind the San Sebastian Surfilmfestibal – which makes him the unofficial godfather of the surf film festival world. ”My name is Sancho Rodriguez, I´m a Basque surfer from Irun, a land locked city in the border with France. I´ve been surfing for 25 years now, I´ve lived the development [...]
Vince Medeiros is co-founder and publishing director of The Church of London, makers of surf/skate/snowboarding magazine Huck and Little White Lies film magazine. In a previous life Vince was also editor and associate editor at Adrenalin magazine, in the UK, and Surfing Magazine, in California. His work has appeared in dozens of newspapers and magazines around [...]
Tom began his career as an advertising writer. The move towards directing began in 2001 he was asked to join Channel 4 to help set up their fledgling creative department, 4Creative. Since then he has written and directed numerous award-winning spots for Channel4, heading up the department, managing a team of talented writers, directors and [...]
Sam Haddad is a reluctant London-dweller who aches for waves in summer and mountains in winter. She’s edited Cooler, a surf, snow, skate and style magazine for young women, since 2007. Before Cooler she earned her journalism spurs on a couple of mainstream mags and before that did a couple of seasons snowboarding in Chamonix, [...]
Roger Sharp’s work has lit up the pages of virtually every waveriding publication in the surfing world. Sharpy (to everyone but his mother) is a surf photographer, journalist, filmmaker and a man of opinion. He’s been in the surf media trenches for 16 years and still refuses to get a real job. He currently sits [...]
Greg Martin, surf photographer extraordinaire, started surfing almost 20 years ago when he lived in Somerset. He grew up watching films like ‘Gripping Stuff’ and ‘Green Iguana’, but his all time favourite piece of footage was the start of ‘Bunyip Dreaming’. Following a stint as a freelance surf hack he was offered the top job [...]
Born and raised in New York, Tyler grew up surfing the beaches of Long Island with his older brother Jamie. He was forced to memorize surfers styles on VHS at the tender age of 7. Due to the lack of surf, Tyler and his brother absorbed and collected surf magazines, books, video and anything else [...]
Danny Webb has been a professional actor since graduating from RADA in 1978. He has appeared in films, TV and theatre constantly since then. Science fiction fans may recognize him as Morse the only survivor in Alien 3 and as Jefferson in Dr Who. TV series include Life Begins, Brookside, Honest, Midsommer Murder, Holby City, Our Friends In The North and [...]
Peter Robinson is the founder of the Museum of British Surfing, and an award winning former ITV news reporter & senior manager for the national television broadcaster. With a passion for investigation and surfing history he has uncovered remarkable evidence of Britain’s love affair with surfing dating back as far as 1769. He has donated his [...]
Sarah Bentley grew up in South Wales, was sporty but hated sports. That was until she found surfing. Hooked from the start she would squeeze as many surfs out of a week as was humanly possible and spend the rest of her time watching surf films and dreaming of long reeling right-hand walls. Competing and [...]
