15 October, 2021
This short film from Surfers Against Sewage is a love letter to the sea. Made from stories and footage sent in by followers, it recognises and celebrates everything the sea means to us. From moments of awe and wonder to times of reflection and comfort. The sea, the big blue, the ocean. It's a part of us and we need to protect it.
We were moved by this short film from Surfers Against Sewage titled "Thank you, Sea."
Credits:
Words - sent in by supporters as part of #MySeaStory
Footage - donated by friends of SAS
Produced by Tom Mustill
Music by Bicep
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