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The Hum is about sailing legend Geoff Stagg, and his yacht Whispers. Directed by Tony Williams and written by Martyn Sanderson, the doco is a paean to the lure of sailing, focusing on Stagg’s colourful personality, and his veteran ocean-racing crew, as they take on the Wellington to Kapiti Island and down to the Sounds race. Fortunately for the film they deliver on reputation. Dolphins, Strait squalls, streaking, ciggies, and some fierce 70s moustaches are all in a weekend’s sailing. Stagg would go on to head renowned Farr Yacht Design (now Stagg Yachts).
Cameraman Rory O’Shea was the driving force behind this documentary being made. A keen yachtie himself, he suggested the Wellington to Picton yacht race would be a good background to a story about Geoff Stagg.
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Posted at 11.01PM - 19.11.2010
Just Awesome!