Andrew Kidman's 'Glass Love' (2006) serves as an evolution from his first avant-garde surf film, 'Litmus' (1996). Kidman followed the same filmmaking technique from ten years prior: write and record the songs, then set the mise-en-scene to match the rustic, moody, balletic rock. Thanks to 'Litmus', experimentation in board design had progressed as surfers became more contemplative, questioning, 'is surfing art or sport?' 'Glass Love' and its soundtrack highlights this mindset and time period, creating an extra dimension to surfing that is still prevalent today.