Bruce Brown Films

Like other early surf film makers, Bruce's career began with a heavy dose of surf fever and a hunger to make a living around what he loved most. As a teenager, Brown hopped a stearage passage aboard the Matson Liner steamship to Hawaii for his first trip over in the early 1950s, and after serving the pre-requisite stint as a beach lifeguard in San Clemente, CA began filming surfing in 1958. In 1964 Bruce released "The Endless Summer" which was to become the most popular and widely seen surf film of all-time. Provided Creative Direction and enhanced the brand experience on a the web and provided marketing assets.