- Surf & Outdoor Video Production
Turn coastal credibility into brand growth.
Surf audiences know when it is borrowed
Production made from inside the culture.
- Why this is different
SoCal Surfer creates the attention. Enright Digital turns it into brand work.
Athlete led work for surf and outdoor brands.

Isurus Wetsuits
A film with big wave surfer Grant "Twiggy" Baker, built around the conditions the product is genuinely made for.

RinseKit
Product storytelling shot in real use on real coastline, with sponsored athletes rather than models. RinseKit has come back for a second production.

Sol-ti
Athlete and lifestyle content connecting a beverage brand to the coastal community it wants to reach.
What we shoot for surf and outdoor brands.
- 01
Brand films
The story behind why the brand exists.
- 02
Product in use
Gear shown in the conditions it was built for.
- 03
Athlete stories
Sponsored athletes as people, not props.
- 04
Campaign content
A hero film plus every cutdown your channels need
- 05
Event and contest coverage
Contests, premieres and community moments.
- 06
Short form clips
Built for how this audience actually watches.
How a coastal shoot comes together.
Plan
We align on the outcome, the audience and the athletes before any date is set.
Window
Coastal work follows conditions, so we build a shooting window rather than a fixed day.
Shoot
Land, aerial and in water coverage, scaled to the concept and the budget.
Deliver
A hero film plus the cutdowns, stills and social assets your channels need.
Built for brands with something real behind them.
Outcomes, not footage.
01
Cultural credibility
Content this audience accepts instead of scrolls past.
02
Athlete relationships
The athletes want to share themselves.
03
Campaign assets
One shoot, a full channel calendar.
04
Lasting brand equity
Films that still feel true years after the campaign.
Questions from surf and outdoor brands.
What does a surf video production shoot involve?
Do you shoot in the water?
Yes. We own a water housing and shoot from the water when the concept justifies it. For most brand work, land based and aerial coverage delivers stronger results, so we recommend water shooting where it genuinely serves the story rather than as a default.