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Wednesday 20 June 2011 You are invited to join legendary filmmaker Jack McCoy who will personally introduce his new film A Deeper Shade of Blue at the Bay of Plenty this Sunday at 7pm. Certain VIPs will be attendance for this once only premiere, and there will be lank kiff giveaways. See you there!

Tuesday 19 June 2011 Former Beatles singer Paul McCartney got to see some of the footage that Jack McCoy scooped in his new film A Deeper Shade of Blue, and next thing, Jack and Paul are partners in a music video. This is it.

Tuesday 19 June 2011 Andy Irons posthumously won the Surfer Poll Best Barrel award for a wave in High Five - a "central American drainer that seems virtually unmakeable". This offering from Transworld Surf also features Irish charger Fergal Smith.

Tuesday 19 June 2011 Rabbit says Dean Dingo Morrison is a pocket wave magnet who is the most barrelled human in history, and that he grew up in the tube, but his early life was fraught. He came from a broken home in Coolangatta, not far from Kirra Point in Australia. Rabbit became his dad.

Tuesday 19 June 2011 In the remote seaside village of Vanimo in Papa New Guinea, a single surfboard cuts a deep schism between the old ways and the new age. An Australian pilot left a surfboard on the island in the 80’s. Twenty years later, surfing has developed into a pillar of hope, but it is splitting.

Tuesday 19 June 2011 Greg Huglin has become synonymous with beautiful photography depicting sharks and dolphins, but this film - shot in the wild off South Africa and California - aggregates his obsession into a tour de force.

Tuesday 19 June 2011 Former Beatles singer Paul McCartney got to see some of the footage that Jack McCoy scooped in his new film A Deeper Shade of Blue, and next thing, Jack and Paul are partners in a music video. This is it.

Tuesday 19 July 2011 DURBAN, South Africa: Jack McCoy presents a workshop that explores the latest camera technology used for capturing the ocean from chopper cams, water housing to submarine cameras. He shares the knowledge he has gained after more than 35 years of surf filmmaking.