Clip from Bruce Brown’s short "Wet Set.” One of the short films included in his “Surfing Shorts” in 1960, it offers a rare look at that early San Onofre vibe. Credit: Bruce Brown Films Join us at SHACC on Saturday night for the grand opening of the new exhibit: The Celluloid History of Surfing. Generations of surf movie goodness all in one place! https://shacc.org/ | Surfing Heritage & Culture Center

41K views · 729 reactions | In one of surfing's golden TV moments, Duke Kahanamoku and Bruce Brown talk surf, Olympics and more in this 1965 CBS Sports interview. | Surfing Heritage & Culture Center | Facebook

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🏄🏻1957-1959>Greg Noll with Bruce Brown "Search for Surf" 👀 🎥 Greg Noll Films' "Search for Surf" is a series of promotional films created by Greg Noll and Bruce Brown. The pair released five movies between 1957 and 1961. While Noll wasn’t a fan of the surf movie business, he saw it as a unique way to promote his surfboards, which had transitioned from balsa wood to the foam era. The film showcases numerous surf scenes filmed in Hawaii, California, and Mexico, along with humorous moments like