Shorebreak: The Clark Little Story 2016

Overview

Shorebreak: The Clark Little Story is a 2016 action and adventure documentary film that explores the life and career of water photographer Clark Little. Directed by Peter King, the documentary examines Little’s work as he captures images of the dangerous shorebreak found around the island of Oahu. The film is categorized as a nature documentary and highlights a generation of action wave photography. Beyond his time in the water, the film features Little sharing the technical insights and methods he has utilized to elevate his photography, with his work having been displayed in venues such as the Smithsonian. The documentary, which has a runtime of 59 minutes, features appearances by Clark Little, Kelly Slater, and Derek Hough. Through the lens of Peter King, the production serves as an exploration of the risks and rewards associated with photographing powerful waves. The film provides viewers with an inside look at the professional techniques required to document these natural environments, documenting the transition of Little’s photographs from his own living room walls to major public exhibitions.