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100 Foot Wave is an American documentary television series directed by Chris Smith, revolving around big-wave surfer Garrett McNamara as he traveled to Nazar, Portugal with the goal of conquering a 100-foot wave. It premiered on HBO on July 18, 2021.[1][2]

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McNamara's career as a big-wave surfer is chronicled. The series focuses on his time in Nazar, where he hopes to find and conquer a 100-foot wave. He works alongside Nazar locals to transform the town into a surfing destination known for its immense waves. Other big-wave surfers are also profiled.

Have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this limited series which looks at the life of big wave surfer Garrett McNamara and his big-wave brotherhood of surfing lunatics, upon finding the nirvana of big wave surfing in Nazar Portugal, and their obsessive (and sometimes lifelong) quest for finding and surfing the elusive 100 foot wave.

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With waves reaching up to 50 feet from the Carmel Highlands to Pebble Beach, Monterey County officials say they are keeping a close eye on the swells. A home in the Carmel Highlands was slammed by a 50-foot wave according to CAL Fire, KSBW was able to get an exclusive inside look at the damages.

The premium cable network has handed out a second season renewal for 100 Foot Wave, the six-episode docuseries that follows Garrett and Nicole McNamara in their pursuit of catching the epic wave in Nazare.

We started filming about two years ago. Something we came to learn is that surfers document their lives quite extensively. So, we were able to access a lot of footage that had chronicled his experiences over the years. From that we were able to make something that was bigger in scope than we originally intended.

In October of 2020 professional surfer Kai Lenny traveled to Nazare Portugal for the landfall of tropical storm Zeta and documented 60 to 100 foot waves with a handheld GoPro camera. He made several waves without falling, but the wave he didn't make sort of stuck with me. In the video below you can see from both a POV and shore view angle what it looks like to have a mountain of water crash on your head. For perspective, SurferToday.com calculates that the weight of an 80 foot wave crashing on you is equivalent to the pressure of 12g's or the weight of 600 Volkswagen Beetles. For more perspective, normal humans blackout after a few seconds of sustained pressures of 6-8 g's.

We're ALREADY TWO MONTHS into 2021, and the waves of change keep rolling in. My plan for 2021 is to control the controllable. Plan for best, and be prepared for the worst. Have an attitude that my response is controlled by me and that attitude will positively affect outcomes. Be grateful for my support network who is there to pick me up when I fall. Most people in business right now have a 2021 plan for what they want to happen....who amongst you has put the same amount of planning into what happens when you need backup? I'd love to hear from any and all of you what you learned about responding to adversity in 2020.

One week later, a surfing ban was put into effect, a prohibition that lasted six weeks and emptied Nazar of many of its surfers who flock there in the colder months to catch waves that grow to reach the height of tall buildings. Even Nazar pioneer Garrett left.

"I would never be in this position if it wasn't for all the big wave surfers who have come before me and paved the way, especially the really brave, courageous females who have always inspired me and made me feel like I could get out there and give it a crack," Enever said.

Michael Prickett: First thing we look for is a high-resolution body that has all the I/O we need built in and it must have a small footprint. We want a comfortable to operate camera package that is easy to pick up quickly, power up, and shoot with at a moment's notice.

Prickett: We were excited to film in a more cinematic way. We wanted to bring other worldly shots of monstrous waves crashing just feet away from the public. We had to overcome some incredible lighting situations.

At Nazare, you're filming in super low contrast fog in the morning and before you know it the sun is out and the shadow that the wave casts is dropping way under any reasonable exposure. It's a constant struggle.

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Michael Prickett, DP on the HBO documentary series 100 Foot Wave, won a 2022 Emmy for Outstanding Cinematography. The 6-part series centers on big wave surfer Garrett McNamara and giant waves at Nazare, Portugal. Season 2 is coming soon. Season 1 is on HBO Max.

I made a movie called Chasing Mavericks with Gerard Butler. The 100 Foot Wave director and producers liked it and contacted me. Also I grew up with Garrett McNamara, the star of 100 Foot Wave so I actually had a bunch of archival footage of him.

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McNamara, 45, of Hawaii, was filmed on Monday surfing what appears to be a 100-foot wave off Nazar, Portugal, the same location where, in 2011, he broke the record for surfing the biggest wave ever ridden.

The wave will have to be verified by Guinness World Records officials. McNamara's 2011 wave was initially thought to be 90-feet but was later verified through photos and videos to be 77.7559 feet high.

Garrett McNamara of Hawaii, surfs what is being called the tallest wave ever ridden at the Praia do Norte beach in Nazare, Portugal, in this Nov. 1, 2011 photo.Image credit: Jorge Leal/Nazare Qualifica/Polvo Concepts/AP Photo

The show branches out from surfing to show the culture surrounding it. From local lore to crowded lineups and drone operators, in what ways does 100 Foot Wave highlight the historic fishing town of Nazar and the culture that has emerged out of surfing its now-iconic wave?

The source of this problem is the two opposing methods that surfers use to measure waves. The Hawaiian method measures a wave in the same way that a wave size is determined in Science. The amplitude of a wave is the measure of a wave from its resting position to the peak of the wave. So, in our case the horizontal line in the diagram is sea level. This is the resting point. As an observer of a wave in the sea we could measure the amplitude by viewing the wave from behind. Or as an observer from the shore you could half the size of the wave face. So, we could say that a wave with a 6 ft face would be 3ft using the Hawaiian scale.

In 1964 Willard Bascom introduced an opposing method. This required the observer to assigning a wave height based on the size of the wave face (from the front). As with the Hawaiian method, this can be most effectively measured if there is a surfer riding the wave.

HBO's documentary series "100 Foot Wave" has been officially renewed for its third season, promising more heart-pounding big wave surfing adventures mainly in Nazar - Portugal. The series follows legendary surfer Garrett McNamara, his wife Nicole, and their friends as they take on monumental waves in Nazar, offering an intimate look into the daring world of big wave surfing.

Director Chris Smith expressed excitement about continuing the journey with the surfers and crew, praising HBO as an incredible partner. Executive producer Joe Lewis extended gratitude to the McNamara family, the big wave community, the production team, the city of Nazar, and HBO for bringing the series to life.

The documentary series has garnered Emmy nominations and awards, capturing the attention of audiences with its captivating portrayal of McNamara and his companions conquering record-breaking waves. The search for the legendary 100-foot wave persists, promising more exhilarating stories of surfers' pursuit of this ultimate challenge.

For those eager to catch the wave of excitement, the first two seasons of "100 Foot Wave" are currently available for streaming on HBO. Whether you're a devoted surfer or a film enthusiast seeking thrilling cinematic experiences, this series will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Emmy Winning HBO Original Docuseries 100 FOOT WAVE Returns For Its Second Season April 16Big Wave Surfers Face Their Fears For The Chance To Experience Life-Defining Swells The second season of the Emmy(R)-winning HBO Original six-part docuseries 100 FOOT WAVE, directed and executive produced by award-winning filmmaker Chris Smith (HBO's "Branson") and executive produced by Emmy(R), Golden Globe(R), and Tony(R) winner Joe Lewis ("Fleabag"), debuts SUNDAY, APRIL 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET/PT) with new episodes premiering subsequent Sundays at the same time on HBO and available to stream on HBO Max. Ryan Heller, Michael Bloom and Maria Zuckerman also serve as executive producers for Topic Studios. Synopsis: 100 FOOT WAVE returns to Nazar, Portugal - with stops in Hawaii and California - for a heart-pounding and adrenaline-filled second season following big wave legend Garrett McNamara, his world-class surfing peers, and some surprising newcomers as they continue to push the boundaries of their sport and the limits of their minds and bodies. As much a story of personal relationships, longing, fear, and love, the series spans the '20/'21 and '21/'22 big wave seasons which began with the uncertainties of life under COVID-19 and ended with some of the largest swells of the surfers' careers. The one constant for these extreme athletes is contending with the highs and lows of their perilous and unpredictable lifestyle in which every big wave has the potential to write a dramatic new chapter in their personal stories. With a mix of intimate interviews, verit scenes and personal archive, as well as stunning aerial, water-based and underwater footage from the Emmy(R)-winning cinematography team, the series captures a world unlike any other. A decade after McNamara conquered his first record-breaking wave in 2011, the small coastal town of Nazar, with its dramatic cliffs and epic offshore breaks, continues to attract the best big wave surfers in the world, who rely on the powerful but indifferent ocean to help them realize their dreams while avoiding mortal injury. McNamara, expecting the birth of his third child with wife Nicole - which proves to be its own unexpected challenge - embraces a new direction in his career while still heeding the pull of the ocean. The season reunites us with the charismatic surfers we've come to know from season one, including Andrew "Cotty" Cotton, Justine Dupont, and CJ Macias, and introduces us to dynamic new players, such as local teenager Tony Laureano who tries to break into the upper echelons of the sport. United in their passion to push past near-death experiences and self-doubt in pursuit of the elusive transcendence, the surfers feel at the height of their achievement. Episode Descriptions:Chapter I: "Epsilon"Debut date: SUNDAY, APRIL 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET/PT)At the start of the new big wave season in October 2020, Hurricane Epsilon brings huge swells to Nazar and the biggest names in surfing congregate to battle for the largest wave, including Garrett, McNamara, Andrew "Cotty" Cotton, Justine Dupont, and youngster Tony Laureano. As thousands of spectators line the cliffs, the waters become dangerously choked with surfers and jet skis. Chapter II: "The Circus is Burning"Debut date: SUNDAY, APRIL 23 (8:00-9:00 ET/PT)Portugal's National Health Commission closes down all surfing due to Covid protocols, stranding the surfers for several weeks. Ramon Laureano, Tony's father and tow partner, watches his son evolve as a big wave surfer. Garrett McNamara leaves town as he and others contend with their inability to surf waves in Nazar. Chapter III: "Jaws"Debut date: SUNDAY, APRIL 30 (8:00-9:00 ET/PT)Justine Dupont chases a swell in the Pacific at Mavericks, and then at Jaws in Hawaii, where three years earlier she suffered the biggest injury of her career. Returning to Maui, Dupont faces her fears and surprises even herself. Garrett McNamara's brother-in-law C.J. Macias and superstar Kai Lenny also have successful runs at Jaws, while McNamara is not so lucky. Chapter IV: "Partners"Debut date: SUNDAY, MAY 7 (8:00-9:00. ET/PT)In the fall of 2021 and the start of the new big wave season, Garrett McNamara is now the director of the World Surf League's Tow Surfing Challenge in Nazar, but eight-month pregnant Nicole McNamara and their young children fall ill with COVID-19, complicating his preparations and the plans for the birth. When the competition begins in December, Tony Laureano isn't invited to participate with the best in class. For the surfers competing, challenging conditions and terrifying wipeouts highlight the importance of their relationships with jet ski pilots who are also rescuers. Nicole McNamara gives birth to baby F. Chapter V: "Lost At Sea"Debut date: SUNDAY, MAY 14 (8:00-9:00. ET/PT)The huge swells at Nazar continue to challenge and confound the best surfers in the world, and several dramatic rescues take place close to the perilous rocks. At the Gigantes De Nazar event in January 2022, several wipeouts and close calls threaten lives, as danger is narrowly averted by acts of heroism and strength. Nicole McNamara's brother, C.J. Macias, catches an enormous wave, but then disaster strikes. Chapter VI: "Force Majeure"Debut date: SUNDAY, MAY 21 (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET/PT)In the aftermath of his accident, C.J. Macias contemplates his relationship with big wave surfing, as does Andrew "Cotty" Cotton. While Cotty places in the second WSL contest of the season, Tony Laureano finally gets the opportunity to compete as Justine Dupont's partner. Results are disappointing for the duo, but Laureano gets another chance to shine in Spain. Garrett McNamara takes his six-year-old son Barrel into the waves at Nazar for the first time, while still chasing his dream of the 100 foot wave. Featured Participants: Subjects include surfers Garrett McNamara, his wife Nicole McNamara and their children; Andrew "Cotty" Cotton, Justine Dupont, Fred Davis, C.J. Macias. Antonio "Tony" Laureano, Kai Lenny, Lucas "Chumbo" Chianca, Ian Cosenza, Michelle Des Bouillons, Alemao De Maresias, Nic Van Rupp, Pedro "Scooby" Vianna. Season two of 100 FOOT WAVE will also receive an official companion podcast hosted by Nicole McNamara, who will sit down with the cast and crew to discuss topics relevant to each episode, providing listeners with another look inside the world of big wave surfing. Premiering in tandem with the show on Sunday, April 16, the 100 Foot Wave Podcast is co-produced by HBO and Topic Studios and will release new episodes each Sunday. Credits: HBO Documentary Films presents 100 FOOT WAVE, a production of Topic Studios, Library Films and Amplify Pictures. Directed by Chris Smith; executive producers, Chris Smith, Joe Lewis, Ryan Heller, Michael Bloom and Maria Zuckerman. For HBO: executive producers, Nancy Abraham, Lisa Heller, and Bentley Weiner. ff782bc1db