King Of Kooks Surf Media
Donation protected
The North Devon surf scene is alive and well!
King of Kooks is all about the local surf community; we love where we live, the waves in our locale, and the characters that surf them. Underground chargers, backyard shapers, and artistic activists, all bound by a love of the ocean. We want to give this place and these people a platform to show their talents, tell their stories, and share their stoke. And music, yes there will be music.
Here is an example of our work showcasing a local backyard shaper, Red:
We love producing fresh cuts of recent swells to show off our homegrown talent. The average surfer on the wave of his life. The wide-eyed grom fresh from his first green wave. But we want to protect and support our surf community, not exploit it. That’s why you won’t find us naming any spots or showing identifiable landmarks in our content. As they say, respect goes a long way.
Here is an example of one of our surf edits:
We are already working with creative characters from the local area to provide some exposure and hopefully entertain our followers in the process. Our vision is to work with more activists and initiatives in the area to shine a light on the happenings of this place we call home. Your donations will help us invest in the equipment we need to fund these projects and continue to develop our craft.
Example of an online photo library shared with local surfer to allow them to re-live their sessions whenever they like:
We are not doing this for profit, it’s a passion, maybe an obsession.
King of Kooks is all about the local surf community; we love where we live, the waves in our locale, and the characters that surf them. Underground chargers, backyard shapers, and artistic activists, all bound by a love of the ocean. We want to give this place and these people a platform to show their talents, tell their stories, and share their stoke. And music, yes there will be music.
Here is an example of our work showcasing a local backyard shaper, Red:
We love producing fresh cuts of recent swells to show off our homegrown talent. The average surfer on the wave of his life. The wide-eyed grom fresh from his first green wave. But we want to protect and support our surf community, not exploit it. That’s why you won’t find us naming any spots or showing identifiable landmarks in our content. As they say, respect goes a long way.
Here is an example of one of our surf edits:
We are already working with creative characters from the local area to provide some exposure and hopefully entertain our followers in the process. Our vision is to work with more activists and initiatives in the area to shine a light on the happenings of this place we call home. Your donations will help us invest in the equipment we need to fund these projects and continue to develop our craft.
Example of an online photo library shared with local surfer to allow them to re-live their sessions whenever they like:
We are not doing this for profit, it’s a passion, maybe an obsession.
Organizer
Aym Dupuy
Organizer
