Fera Films
Set across a land filled with sculptures and creations, our latest film follows a wandering artist in search of the perfect place to paint.
For the World Cup, we gathered together a group of countrymen and women whose passions and duties mean they have to find ways to listen in to England's games.
Matt Cathcart, a former British rally championship contender, slides his way around Fera's home turf in Wiltshire. Film by Max Weston.
Shot under a thick slab of grey cloud, Coby and Will put our new Contour Rain Jacket to a final test while slowly disappearing themselves into the moors, the hills and the coast they roamed.
The pike. She's a beautiful fish. A formidable foe. The only fish that can wake up in a gutter and waltz into the Ritz no questions asked. A fitting spirit animal for Fera.
Our ode to those curious fishermen, the ones willing to dodge the buses, the sewer pipes and the odd looks to find a honey hole in the middle of a city.
Sometimes the old ways are the best ways. For the release of the all black Shire Jacket, we crossed the Highlands on horseback and armed with a 16mm camera.
What happens when someone reaches out to you saying they have an idea for a film and want to make it for free? Normally not much.
For our Winter 23 drop, the sun shone, the fire was lit, and the gang was gathered.
For our Trout Bum Collection, we headed down to the River Wandle that runs through south London.
Our latest short film takes place in North Devon, at an undisclosed location with the perfect wave. Come join us for some stormy surf & turf.
Our latest film is a cautionary tale about taking the scenic route to get to the pub for that crucial post-work pint.
We headed to North Norfolk and linked up with the Coastal Exploration Company. They are running restored sailboats through the old smuggling routes that run through the salt marshes on the coast.