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George Greenough is an innovative surfer and cinematographer from Santa Barbara, California who now resides in Byron Bay in New South Wales, Australia. He was born to a wealthy family but despised its trappings and spent most of his time in the ocean. Greenough is best known for creating the modern surfboard fin. He altered the design from a wide-based, cumbersome keel to a more powerful and efficient dolphin fin-like foil.
In the 1960s Greenough's equipment was distinctly different from the longboard design of the day, and he rode short kneeboards under 5' 5" and air mattresses regularly. He is credited as being the best mat rider ever, and still surfs the unique waveriding craft. His most famous board was a fiberglass spoon using only small amounts of buoyant foam, shaped kneeboard he christened "Velo". Greenough is also known as a genius level inventor and the master of fiberglass engineering, design, and construction, having used the material to build surfboards, camera housings, and boats.
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Pioneer surf cinematographer, filmmaker and board designer George Greenough recently found some lost 16mm waveriding footage from the late ‘60s. It has never been seen… until now. Long before HD video cameras went digital and dinky, Santa Barbara native George Greenough was strapping a full-sized film camera to his back and capturing POV footage from inside the tube. Not only did he envision the shot, he hand-built the water housing for his camera to make it happen. It was just one innovation of many from a man who helped define modern surfing as much as anyone in history. Fast forward to 2014 and George is still inventing new ways to experience the ocean. The guys at Patagonia Australia caught up with George recently and he mentioned finding some lost footage from the days of shooting...
the spoon savior, george greenough, rides his groovy glass flex machine during his famed "sermon on the point."
Episode 78 http://www.korduroy.tv George Greenough's construction of boats, waterhousings, and waveriding tools in order to manifest his dreams are legendary acts not likely to be repeated. Not since has one man single-handedly so dramatically influenced surf culture. In this episode of Sea Movies we are fortunate enough to air an exclusive collab by Greenough himself with the talented Australian musician Shannon Sol Carroll who co-composed the soundtrack to Under The Sun with his Band of Frequencies. For more of Shannon's music and Andrew Crockett's projects, check out switch-foot.com. For more info on Band of Frequencies go to: bandoffrequencies.com A limited edition 'All I've Found' EP with a frame grab of Greenough on the front cover is available for a short time only at switch-foot...
Legendary surfer George Greenough talks about the 4th Gear Flyer surf mat in this video shot at his home in Santa Barbara in 1985. Mat Riding Blog: http://surfmatters.blogspot.com/ For more info on surf mats, write: fourthgearflyer@yahoo.com
a clip from one of the TSJ dvds about the influence of george greenough on modern surfing.
http://www.x-tremevideo.com/Surfing/index.cfm?ccs=91&cs;=1929 This release is essential watching because it is a cinematic masterwork of the highest magnitude. In it, George Greenough chronicles ground zero of the shortboard revolution as it evolved in 1968. This highly personalized film is the prime instigators perspective of the innovations that changed surfing forevermore as they came down. Track the inside out with George in groundbreaking point of view sequences that are utterly unique. Experience remote Australia and hidden California as ridden by Mac T, Ted Spencer, Baddy Treolar, Chris Brock, Gary Keys, Russell Hughes and a brigade of the undergrounds best. Revel in the morphic hand hewn artwork of Patty Hennick. Hear the distinctive improvisational soundtrack which was scored on...
The silent look and learn version, How well could he have been ripping on a modern mat?
Rare and unique George Greenough, a pioneer (some might say the spark) during the 'Shortboard Revolution', has crafted a conventional surfing board- Not a kneeboard, and it was ridden by Dave Rastovich. This is the board George would ride (if he was 23 not 73 years old). On the auction block Sept 26, 2015 California Gold Vintage Surf Auction presented by Griff's. at the Culver City Veterans Memorial Auditorium.
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Recorded, Mixed & Produced by Jeff Lovejoy @ Blackbox Recording Co-Produced by Oj Newcomb & Sol Carroll Written by Shannon Sol Carroll & Band of Frequencies Innovation and inspiration trickles down through generations and when the pioneers collaborate in a cross generational project there is a timeless spark that reverberates through the ether. Band of Frequencies have been cultivating those sparks through a long term collaboration with one of the greatest legends of oceanic cinematography and surf craft design, George Greenough. Georges seminal surf film 'The Inner Most Limits of Pure Fun' influenced a whole generation of filmmakers. It was filmed in the late 1960's and featured the first ever footage taken from inside the tube, giving surfers and non-surfers alike the unique perspect...
Moon Surfboard - Spoon Model (by George Greenough) Film/edit : www.ripitup.fr Music : Calypso Rose - Calypso Queen
George Greenough rides his favourite mat on a small, but long wave showing his incredible skill at handling all the challenges of a B grade wave.
George Greenough is probably the modern equivalent of Hemingway's legendary old man in 'The Old Man and the Sea'. Passionate about his fishing, and building his own fishing gear from scratch (including the boat), he epitomizes for me what a fisherman is all about who only catches enough fish for his own consumption and ventures 15+ miles off shore to fish the reefs off the East Coast of Australia.
Pink Floyd'un efsanevi Echoes şarkısı Crystal Voyager filminin son kısmında kullanılmış, denizin şaşırtan güzelliğini derinlemesine gösteren görüntüler ile şarkının psychedelic atmosferi öne çıkmıştır. 1973 yapımı filmin, yetersiz prodüksiyon ve beklenen ilgi görmeyişi sebebiyle eldeki kayıtları kalitesiz; ancak kalitesiz kayıtların şarkıyı tanımlanması güç, nostaljik bir boyuta taşıdığı ve favori echoes versiyonlarından birini tesadüfi olarak oluşturduğunu söyleyebiliriz. Overhead the albatross Hangs motionless upon the air And deep beneath the rolling waves In labyrinths of coral caves The echo of a distant time Comes willowing across the sand And everything is green and submarine And no one showed us to the land And no one knows the wheres or whys But something stirs and Some...
Crime Investigation Australia The Greenough Family Massacre summary, the small hamlet of Greenough, near Geraldton, in Western Australia, some 400 kilometres north of Perth, will forever be associated with one the most horrific murders in Australian criminal history. In 1993, Karen MacKenzie and her three small children were violently murdered at their isolated house. The brutal and random nature of the attack was eerily similar to "In Cold Blood", Truman Capote's world-famous study of a family murder in an isolated house in America.When the Greenough killer was finally tracked down, charged and convicted, much of the evidence was too horrific to be made public.
The lecture was presented during the 7th Dubai International Conference for Medical Sciences.
The third Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop at Wharton | San Francisco features Mark Greenough, President of Greenough Consulting Group. Mr. Greenough covers the elements of creating the infrastructure to accommodate a rapidly changing growth enterprise. From starting out in a garage to the exit, Mr. Greenough describes the set-up and maintenance of accounting, licensing, payroll, benefits, cash management, tax and audit services. More information about the Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshops: http://whr.tn/QLTJHx
Exploring a Definitive, Landmark Biography of America’s Greatest President In this installment of the Massachusetts School of Law’s “Books of Our Time” Dean Lawrence R. Velvel interviews Pulitzer prize winning author Joseph J. Ellis. Ellis, author of His Excellency, has penned a detailed, analytical portrait of George Washington that brings significant scholarship to bear on the life our first president. Ellis, writing with magisterial prose, explores Washington’s early experiences in combat and also as a debt ridden landowner. Later in life, Ellis explores Washington as a General and Commander in Chief of the Continental Army as our the first President of the United States. The Massachusetts School of Law, located in Andover, Massachusetts, makes high quality, affordable lega...
George David Freeman was a Sydney organised crime figure and illegal casino operator. He was linked to the Sydney drug trade during the 1970s and '80s, was named in several Royal Commissions into organised crime and had links with American crime figures. Freeman served several prison terms for theft between 1951 and 1968 but was never brought to trial for any of his later alleged crimes, receiving only monetary fines for SP bookmaking in the mid-1980s. He survived a murder attempt in 1979, was married twice, and died in 1990 of asthma. Leonard Arthur ("Lenny", or more commonly, "Lennie") McPherson was one of the most notorious and powerful Australian career criminals of the late 20th century. McPherson is believed to have controlled most of Sydney's organised crime activity for several dec...
Learn more about the exhibition Stieglitz, Steichen, Strand on view November 10, 2010--April 10, 2011. Go behind the lens with Sarah Greenough and Joel Smith as they speak about the relationships between three giants of early twentieth-century photography—Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen, and Paul Strand—whose diverse and groundbreaking works are among the Metropolitan's greatest photographic treasures. Followed by a discussion among the participants. Malcolm Daniel, Curator in Charge, Department of Photographs, MMA, introduces the program. "Steichen, Stieglitz, and the Art of Change" Joel Smith, Curator of Photography, Princeton University Art Museum "Stieglitz and Strand: Mentor and Protégé/Friend and Rival" Sarah Greenough, Senior Curator of Photographs, National Gallery of Art...
A shocking documentary recalling eyewitness accounts about one of the worst crimes ever commited in British History. Copyright infringment is not intended. This video was originally produced by British Broadcasting Corporation 2005. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
George Washington is often viewed as a president far above the fray, more icon than politician. But in the final installment of the "Meet the Founders" series at Washington College, historian Richard Beeman will offer a surprising portrait of the man he describes as America's "essential founding father," a leader often buffeted by the storms of public opinion and political opposition in America's rambunctious young democracy. Beeman's talk will take place on Wednesday, November 14, at 5:30 p.m. in Decker Theatre, Gibson Center for the Arts, on the College campus, 300 Washington Avenue, and will be followed by a book signing. It is hosted by Washington College's C.V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience, where Beeman is a senior fellow.