Shredding: A New Lens in Surf Filmmaking
Shredding is a short surf film program that challenges outdated stereotypes about who belongs in surf culture.
Instead of centering caricatures like Spicoli or Bodhi, these films highlight surfers from Morocco to the California coast—people whose presence on the water redefines what it means to “shred.” Through stories of access, identity, and resilience, Shredding celebrates a new wave of surfers expanding the sport’s image and welcoming others to do the same.
What remains after dismantling the old archetype is something deeper: the shared joy, freedom, and connection that surfing brings to all who answer the ocean’s call.
