Award-winning documentary · 2010 · 48 min

Fiberglass and Megapixels

Top surfers, photographers and cinematographers reveal what it takes to get the shot on Oahu’s North Shore.

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Best Surf FilmByron Bay Film Festival
Best DocumentaryMalibu Film Festival
Best CinematographyHonolulu Film Festival
Best Hawaii FilmHonolulu Film Festival
Best EditingXDance Film Festival
About the film

The story

Fiberglass and Megapixels sheds light on Hawaii’s North Shore winter surfing scene and finds the true beauty within the overcrowded image-gathering free-for-all.

The surfing industry relies on these inspiring pictures from Hawaii to sell the surfing lifestyle, and Fiberglass and Megapixels goes deep as top surfers, photographers and cinematographers share their perspective on what it takes and what it means to get the shot and live the surfing dream.

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Fiberglass and Megapixels

2010 · 48 min · A film by Derek and Craig Hoffmann

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Press & reviews

What they said

“Some of the films I saw were truly spectacular. One called ‘Fiberglass and Megapixels’ struck a nerve based on my early years of surfing.”
Warren Miller
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“The Hoffmanns put you in the eye of their perfect storm. For those of us who have never been there it’s a rush to watch. For those of you that have, I imagine it’s your womb. Either way, it looks like the place to be.”
Neil Everett
Neil EverettESPN SportsCenter

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On the festival circuit

From the Hawaii premiere to screenings in Santa Monica, Newport Beach, Salt Lake City, New York and Byron Bay, Australia.

Award-winning documentary

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