Black Surfer will be a rare and unique look in to the culture of surfing. In a sport and lifestyle that is known for igniting passion in those who heed the call, diversity in today's surf culture is taking shape in eclectic ways - in gender and ethnicities.

With a starting point in the winter swells of Northern California, Darrick Clayton and Kevin Cooke set off on a journey to discover an enigma of the surfing culture that has quietly been around for decades. In a sport not typically known for the participation of African Americans, they discover a world of surfers who have lived the culture for over 30 years. This documentary will reveal a rare and unique perspective of the world of surfing.

The documentary will also take a historical look at surf legends who answered the call in a time and place set apart from today's world, but not that distant in the past. These legends shared the same passion for the culture that so many surfers of all ethnicities share today. These legends established themselves in the youth of surf culture during a time of racial hostilities and before surfing's popularity emerged in the late 1950's; the post-Gidget era.

This will be an educational experience for the storytellers, the surf culture, as well as for the black global community. The aim is to tell a story that will captivate a variety of audiences.