Surf filmmakers come and go, but the Powerlines videographers are a constant. Eric Nelson and Curt Myers have been filming Maverick's since the early 1990s, and their latest film, "Fueled," expands their big-wave universe to cover the most spectacular spots in the world.

From Maverick's to "Jaws" to Teahupoo, unquestionably the heaviest tube-riding spot in captivity, "Fueled" is a definitive look at tow-in surfing and offers the hint of resolution in the controversy surrounding the sport. In their previous film, "100-Foot Wednesday," Myers and Nelson detailed the debate between conventional, paddle-in surfers and those using jet-skis, footstraps and a tow rope to ride the biggest waves ever challenged. Through extensive interviews, "Fueled" lays out the new rules and regulations being used in Hawaii - a way to save tow-in surfing rather than have it buried by environmental and safety concerns.