Think Bing Movie Night at Bing Surf Shop
On Saturday, August 31st, we hosted a surf movie night featuring our 60th Anniversary documentary film 'THINK BING' directed by Bryce Lowe White. Malcolm Campbell spoke about his relationship with Bing Copeland dating back to the early 70s when he and his brother Duncan were just beginning to make their visions become reality. We set the screen up in the Coffee Coffee courtyard, which is a great spot for surf movies and stoked the crowd out with an hour of good times. Good food was served up by Moon Age Food Co, and adult beverages were supplied by Duck Foot. Thanks for everyone that showed up! Stay tuned for another surf movie night soon.
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“UN VRAI ARTISTE”
Alex Patrick is an artist in every sense of the word. He is well versed in still photography and cinematography, has a true love for cinema, and will travel to the ends of the earth to find the perfect shot. But, the thing we appreciate most about him is that he’s not in a hurry. Unlike most new-age digital content creators, he believes in the process and could care less about any deadline or being a part of any new social media trend. His imagery has a subtle hint of romance that stems from his unwavering love for light in all forms. Alex has been a part of the Bing family for quite a few years, so we decided to sit down with him and see what he’s been up to…
POSTCARDS FROM HEAVEN
With the impending doom of a long, cold California winter upon us a few of the Bing crew decided to head south for a few days. As soon as we crossed into Tijuana through the CBX we could immediately feel the beginnings of a very special few days ahead. As any surfer knows, the beauty of Mexico lies not only in the perfect waves and golden beaches, but also within the generosity and welcoming smiles of all who inhabit this amazing country.
