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CackleTV now offers digital downloads. As each of our DVD’s contains about 12 different short films, you can now just pay for the ones that you want to watch - at very reasonable prices. And you don't have to wait for the DVD to arrive!

The prices are given in UK £’s, but you can buy the downloads from anywhere. The price will be converted into your own currency when you make a purchase.

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  1. John Kazimierczyk
    £ 1,99

    John "Kaz" Kazimierczy, Ely Helbert, Andy Walker, Carolyn Peterson & Hailey Thompson compete at the Open Canoe Slalom national championships.
  2. Moose River Rapids
    £ 1,99

    Top Canadian whitewater canoeists Paul Mason, Mark Scriver & Andrew Westwood rip it up on the Moose and Independence rivers in New York state, running a series of beautiful and challenging grade 5 waterfalls and slides.
  3. Bay of Fundy
    £ 4,99

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    Humpback whales inches from your kayak or multiple beat downs at the Walton "Wopper" - these are some of the contrasting experiences captured on camera in Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy. Join top sea kayakers taking on the world's largest tidal range; carving it up in the chocolately rapids of the Shubie river and seeing how long they can hold their breath in the meaty hole at Walton.
  4. Strait Flush
    £ 1,99

    A group of kayakers from North Wales head out for a downwind run on the protected Menai Straits. Spray, swims and sails make for a fun but challenging journey in winds of force 10 and above.
  5. Storm Day at Tofino
    £ 1,99

    A storm rolls into Tofino but the horizontal rain and giant waves crashing onto shore don't put off everyone. Some of the crew brave the monster swell.
  6. The Hurricane Riders at Tofino
    £ 1,99

    Canada's THR crew hit the beaches of Tofino on Vancouver island for some Winter surfing. Kate Hives describes what it's like to be one of the 'stinky boys' and why she doesn't mind getting trashed in the surf.
  7. Turner Wilson
    £ 1,99

    Turner Wilson believes in using the energy of waves to make rolling his kayak easier. In this beautiful short film, Turner shares his philosophy on kayaking, life & dolphins.

    Stunning shots of rolling with a Greenland stick in the surf.
  8. Oscar Chalupsky
    £ 2,99

    12 times World Champion Oscar Chalupsky & 4 times Olympic Champion Greg Barton down wind surf ski in Hawaii & Spain.

    This short film captures the excitement of down wind surf ski paddling & the essense of these two exceptional athletes with opposite personalities. The film includes insights from 6 times world marathon kayaking champion Ivan Lawler, and writer & 5x Molokai finisher Joe Glickman.
  9. Harry Whelan
    £ 1,99

    Harry Whelan doesn't see the point of travelling far and wide to kayak. He loves London's River Thames & often surfs ferry wakes on a pre-dawn training run. He's kayaked around Great Britain once & Ireland twice - and would happily do them both again. We see Harry surfing in London & coping with a dislocated shoulder on his 2000 mile trip around Great Britain.
  10. Paul Kuthe
    £ 1,99

    Paul Kuthe is one of today's most talented kayakers - equally at home in a white water kayak, canoe or sea kayak. He visits Wales & carves up some beach surf & the Swellies Wave in the Menai Straits - while giving tips on how to get the perfect surf.

    This film is preceded by the introduction of "This is the Sea 5"
  11. Ottawa River
    £ 1,99

    World champion kayakers Ken Whiting and Brendan Mark take seakayaks down the grade4 high volume Ottawa River. Filmmaker Justine Curgenven has to survive the rapids to get in position to film the experts. She doesn't always take the best line!
  12. La Bufadora, Baja Mexico
    £ 1,49

    Jen Kleck and friends explore the beautiful Pacific coastline of Baja, surfing ocean swells through gaps in the rocks, gliding through caves and getting up-close-and-personal with the worlds second largest blowhole.

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To download a film, you don’t need any special software, but you will need a fast and reliable internet connection. And you will also need enough disc space available on your computer to store the file. A 10 minute film will need about 300MB and a 30 minute film will need about 1GB of space.


To playback a film, you need a reasonably fast computer with a recent version of the QuickTime movie player. The format of the films is QuickTime .mov file encoded with the H.264 codec.