Beast Films produced a testimonial-led film for Amezcua centred on big wave surfer Adam Amin, exploring the role of recovery, rest, and mental balance in extreme sport.

The film follows Adam in and around the ocean environments where he trains and competes, grounding the story in the real risks and physical demands of big wave surfing. Rather than focusing on spectacle, the narrative centres on what happens between sessions — recovery from heavy impact, managing injury, and maintaining clarity when the margin for error is razor thin.

Through a calm, observational approach, Adam explains how the Amezcua BioLight supports his recovery process, particularly in aiding rest and supporting sports injury recovery after intense conditions. His testimony is delivered with restraint and authenticity, allowing lived experience to lead the story rather than performance.

Visually, the film is cinematic but understated, using natural light, texture, and sound to create moments of stillness that contrast with the power of the ocean. The result is a credible, human testimonial that positions the BioLight as a practical wellbeing tool trusted by athletes who operate at the limits of physical and mental endurance.