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‘Rescue: HI-Surf’ Creators Break Down Capturing Hawaii While Dodging Sharks: ‘Don’t Turn Your Back on the Ocean’
The WrapStory by Sharon Knolle
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The creators of the entertainment docu-series 'Rescue: HI-Surf' discuss their efforts to capture the beauty of Hawaii while navigating the challenges of filming in the ocean.
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- The creators, John Wells and Matt Kester, have lived in Hawaii for decades and wanted to showcase a side of the state that hasn't been widely seen before.
- Filming in the ocean came with risks, including dodging sharks, and the creators emphasized the importance of respecting the power of the ocean.
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John Wells, Matt Kester, Rescue: HI-Surf