The Big Wave Project

“The Danger Level increases as we attempt to climb a mountain of water where the peak keeps getting higher”. – Alex Gray, Big Wave Surfer.

5-years in the making “The Big Wave Project” follows a tight-knit crew (A Band Of Brothers) of leading big wave surfers who are working together to attempt a personal goal that drills to core passion of surfing – Riding the World’s Biggest Wave.

We hear candid personal, no-holes barred accounts as the real fear of death walks side by side with ultimate personal glory.

“The Big Wave Project” also documents the history of the how the sport has developed from humble origins when the original big wave surfers paddled with little or no support to outer reefs through modern tow-in surfing on almost unsurfable reef breaks to the latest challenge of returning to the simple art of unassisted paddling into 100-foot walls of water.

The BIG WAVE PROJECT depicts the history of the how the sport has developed from humble origins to modern tow-in surfing with the latest challenges of returning to the simple art of unassisted paddling into 100-foot walls of water.

This progression collides with the best swell season in 30-years as the world’s best paddle and tow into some of the greatest waves ever documented including whats has been titled “the biggest wave ever attempted”

– Aaron Golds massive paddle-in wave at the famed Hawaiian break Jaws. “The Big Wave Project” also travels across Australia, Tahiti and finally to Europe’s New Frontier of Nazare.

Featuring Mark Healey, Ryan Hipwood, Grant “Twiggy” Baker, Andrea Moller, Paige Alms, Billy Kemper, Greg Long, Jamie Mitchell and Aaron Gold, with insights from Peter Mel, big wave icon, Greg Noll and the legendary Brock Little.

This film will be touring as part of the Australian Surf Movie Festival in May / June 2017
More screenings around the world to be announced. Visit: ASMF.net.au further details.

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