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On April 02, 2021 the Port of Long Beach and the Arts Council for Long Beach launched Create Your Own Container, a Do-It-Yourself container project designed by local artist and designer Nick Zegel. You can watch the tutorial video for step-by-step details and download the PDF to participate. Prints of the design will also be available as an insert in the Gazettes Newspaper on April 15, 2021. We invite everyone to share your creations on Instagram by using hashtags #artslb and #portoflongbeach. The first 100 people who share their container on social media will be entered into a drawing for $100 from Tuttle Cameras. Follow the Port and Arts Council: @PortofLB (Facebook), @portoflongbeach (Instagram & Twitter), @artscouncil4lb (Facebook & Twitter), and @artslb (Instagram).
Re-Release: A Pleasant Surprise (2008)
An East Coast surf film by Kyle Pahlow and Nick Zegel, shot entirely on 16mm
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In 2008, Kyle Pahlow and Nick Zegel premiered their 16mm passion project ‘A Pleasant Surprise’ to a sold-out crowd at the Paramount Theater in Asbury Park, NJ, as a part of the now-defunct New York Surf Film Festival in Tribeca, NY. They went on to sell out of their DVD copies, as well. So now, 12 years later, Nick and Kyle are giving their vision to the whole world.
“This feature-length East Coast surf film offers an honest look at the talents of a select group of surfers,” says Nick. “Three years in the making, ‘A Pleasant Surprise’ documents a world of contrast as daily changes in weather and waves prove to be all part of a larger picture; thumping beachbreaks, cold water and quick tropical storms are just a fraction of what you will find.”