From “Modern Collective” to “Cluster”, and everything in-between, Kai Neville’s films are always at the forefront of high action surf filmmaking.
While his recipe is simple (gather the best surfers in the best high performance waves), he makes magic with his editing, pacing, and music selection, and his films have defined a generation.
His latest film, called “Vacuum”, follows the Epokhe team around the world, and is so good it feels weird to get to watch it for free on YouTube.
“‘Vacuum’, the latest visual portrait from director Kai Neville, offers a captivating visual collage of the Epokhe surf team,” says the description alongside the film. “Collected from various locations around the globe, these clips provide a kaleidoscopic depiction of their world. Shot primarily around beloved home breaks, the film captures iconic footage of the team in action. While showcasing familiar faces, the film also introduces fresh talent, punctuated by a reverent tribute to the previously unseen archives of OCCY, thoughtfully curated by Jack McCoy. ‘Vacuum’ is a sensory banquet of surf action.”
Come for the high octane surfing, and stay for the archival footage of Occy. Only Neville could weave this all together seamlessly.
“Vacuum” is more than worth 40 minutes of your time.
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