infusing extreme sports with ocean awareness

Our ocean means the world to us.

That’s the powerful undercurrent of SEA SICK, an eco-adventure series that follows two elite athletes on a journey that will challenge our understanding of the world’s oceans.

Pro-skier Lynsey Dyer and pro surfer Pete Devries team up to blend extreme action sports (bigwave surfing, heli-skiing, technical diving) with environmental activism.

This is the story of two athletes at the top of their game. Through their adventures - from the receding glaciers of Iceland to the remote reefs of Fiji - they learn that the world's oceans are changing fast.

With a mix a hardcore ocean sports and guided exploration - Dyer and Devries come to understand the problems the oceans face, and discover that the solutions to the perils of our planet might just lie in each of us.

Leigh Badgley, Bill Weaver and Global Reef, are honored to be producing Midway, a groundbreaking film about about the psychology of change. We'd like you to check out the web site.

Midway chronicles the journeys of visual artist Chris Jordan and renowned author Terry Tempest Williams, as they explore how art and media can take us to new territories of acceptance, possibility, and action. From the plastic-choked albatrosses of Midway Atoll to the oil-soaked pelicans of the Gulf of Mexico, these winged messengers are calling us to witness the truth, and shift our relationship with the planet and with ourselves.

Below, you'll find a link for the Midway site, which has version one of the trailer, a synopsis of the film and contact information:

www.midwaythemovie.com | www.midwayjourney.com

We're partnering with Free Range Media and a team of social networking whizzes to get this innovative and provocative project distributed to as wide an audience as possible.

Midway will also serve as the baseline of a more extended, web-based project that will involve essays, film shorts, interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and a dynamic resource section on ocean plastic pollution, oil spills, and new approaches to activism that will inspire viewers to get involved.