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Tevita Gukilau Wins Fiji GoPro Challenge
WSL
During this year's incredible Fiji Pro and Fiji Women's Pro, the Fiji GoPro Challenge was taking place behind the scenes, with a packed field of more than 30 entries. Amid a flurry of entries from the world's best surfers wildcard Tevita Gukilau topped them all.
Gukilau's win earns him $10,000 and a good chunk of surf cinema prestige.
A panel of five judges -- three from the WSL staff and two from GoPro -- judged submissions, taking into account cinematography, degree of difficulty of shooting, perspective and overall beauty and lighting, each requirement holding equal weight. Tevita's video clearly ticked all the boxes, and then some.
The GoPro Challenge asks competing World Surf League (WSL) athletes to submit their own GoPro videos from the competition venue and surrounding areas, with clips accepted starting two days prior to the contest window and no later than the conclusion of the event. The Challenge in Fiji was the first GoPro contest of the 2016 season and it did not fail to impress.
Want to know how to shoot winning clips? Check out this tutorial.
Tevita's competition was tough. Here are some of the other popular submission from the kickoff event:
Tevita Gukilau
Top seeds take control in vicious conditions at Cloudbreak.
Kolohe Andino vs. Tevita Gukilau
Competitors at this year's Fiji Pro were vying for the GoPro Challenge prize during their free surfs. Enjoy the fruit.
In his fifth GoPro Challenge entry, Tevita Gukilau finds a clean tube as the sun sets on Fiji.
The event wildcard rides into the sunset in his fourth Fiji GoPro Challenge entry.
Fiji Pro
Mid-season, and the world's best face off against the mythic wave known at Cloudbreak.
Gabriel Medina's flawless surfing in Fiji led to a large jump in the ratings.
Taj Burrow throws in the towel, but not without the heat of a lifetime.
John John, Kelly and Bede took a boat ride to Momi to experience a different side of Fiji.
Watch the Fiji Pro's best tubes with a drone's-eye view.