KEITH MALLOY INTERVIEW FOR MAGICSEAWEED
Chris Nelson talks to surfer, adventurer, filmmaker Keith Malloy about taking surfing back to the source. Interview for MagicSeaweed.
THE 200 COLLECTIVE: WAVELENGTH MAGAZINE
5 page feature profiling 5 female surfers, 5 eras in British surfing for Wavelength Magazine
Scotland’s Surfing Pioneers for Huck
Four page feature on Scotland’s surfing pioneers in January Huck Magazine.
Main Feature: Telegraph Magazine
Six page feature for Saturday Telegraph Magazine on cold water surfing.
Author Interview: Adventure Travel
Author feature in November/December issue of Adventure Travel magazine.
THE BLOG
Samba Cup
Time to Samba! Sunday the 22nd of January 2012 sees the first ever SAS Samba Cup 6-a-Side Football Tournament take place in Truro, Cornwall. 10 teams will do battle for the honour of claiming this prestigious title and lifting the mighty trophy reserved for the south-west’s finest team of waveriding, footballing talent. “The SAS Samba [...]
The Good Times
To beat the blues on the most depressing day of the year, our friends at creative agency The Church of London brought together The Good Times a one off ‘good news’ publishing project. Launched Monday 16th January, and focussing on arts, culture, technology, the environment, sports, politics and more, the paper brought together some great [...]
The Inertia and The New Year
The past always influences the future and to usher in the New Year, SMASH co-founder Tyler Breuer caught up with Chris Nelson to talk about his background, his influences and all things surf culture. Chris has been involved in the surf industry for some 20 years; whether founding publications, editing magazines, writing features, creating books [...]
Surf Girl
I caught up with Surf Girl editor Louise Searle in the days that followed the 2011 London Surf / Film Festival. It was an epic weekend of packed out screenings, Q+A’s, art, music, drinks, whooping and chatting which left me speechless (quite literally – I lost my voice) so I was stoked to see that [...]
When Greg met Keith
We were stoked to have Wavelength Editor Greg Martin on the screening panel for the first annual London Surf / Film Festival. He embraced the collective spirit of the occasion, electing to watch all the films for the first time in the dark of the cinema, surrounded by 199 other amped surf film aficionados. While [...]
Board Ramblings on MR
Sitting here at my desk, fire in the hearth, sideways rain battering the windows, the dark of a winter’s afternoon having drawn in, I glimpse my candy coloured twin-fin sitting in the corner. It sets me on a train of thought, riding back nearly a decade, to a day spent talking style and design with [...]
KEPA ACERO AND THE JOURNEY SOUTH
Some people just like the getting there while for others, it’s about the journey. We first met Kepa a decade ago in Mundaka. We were on a year long road trip surfing and documenting the Atlantic coastline of Europe travelling from the Orkney Isles which lie off the north coast of Scotland and finishing up [...]
NORDIC SURFERS MAG: COLD WATER SOULS
If ever there was a publication to embody the spirit of cold water surfing, Nordic Surfers Mag with their tag line ‘no palm trees’ is it. We got talking to Swedish based editor Mat Turries about Chris’s book a few months back and he was amped on the project. We sent the guys over a couple [...]
WAVELENGTH: CATCHING UP WITH CHRIS NELSON
Recently Wavelength caught up with Festival Director Chris Nelson to talk all things London Surf / Film Festival. What did they find out? About the impact of Gripping Stuff 2, Fish and Chip Friday, 35 international submissions into 9 slots, man tears and Spartacus, the filmmaking revolution and that it has to be sweet all the way…DT [...]
CARVE: LOST ATLAS AND WINNING TICKETS
It’s been a great week, the surf’s been pumping, the sun has been shining and the stoke levels are running high! Adding to the general good vibes-ness is the latest issue of Carve. They’ve included a huge feature on one of this year’s most cutting edge performance films – the mind blowing Lost Atlas, which [...]













