EVERY APPEARANCE.

Q&A Interview with Surfing Australia in anticipation for The Blind Sea Release

The Blind Sea: A surfing doco where understated storytelling meets beyond-spectacular visuals

Peter FitzSimons' Five Minutes with Fitz column profiles Matt Formston for the Sydney Morning Herald.

Following a vision‑impaired surfer, The Blind Sea is far from a hero portrait. This is what makes it interesting

Kieran Pender's Guardian feature on Matt Formston's world record and his push for Paralympic inclusion.

After surfing a 50-foot wave, Paralympian and para surfing world champion Matt Formston has settled on a new challenge to embark on, which will take him well below the swell.

Blind surfer Matt Formston takes out Heavy Water Award at Surfing Australia Awards

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S1 E21 – The Good Enough Dad with Matt Formston – Shaping behaviour is key to raising successful kids

Blind surfer Matt Formston: conquering the world's biggest waves | AFP

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Matt Formston joins Mark Bouris on the Straight Talk podcast.

The Project covers Project Sea Change at the Surfing Australia HPC — Matt teaching blind kids to surf.

Matt Formston lost 95 per cent of his vision at just five-years-old, but has since gone onto big wave surfing and the Paralympics.

Blind surfer and para cyclist Matt Formston is about to have a documentary produced about his lifelong dream.

Esquire UK feature on Matt Formston -the blind surfer who took on the world's heaviest waves at Nazare.

Aussie surfer Matt Formston says being blind a 'benefit' when riding giant Nazaré waves

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Surfing on the Edge: A blind man on the Giant Waves of Nazare - CNN Report

Matt Formston lost most of his vision to a genetic disorder as a child, but he’s never let that curb his ambition.

Matt Formston on The Project, talking about Nazare' and the world's biggest waves

Matt Formston is one of Australia’s most accomplished surfers despite losing 95 per cent of his vision as a schoolboy.