Underwater Videography
A sampling underwater video shots from the East Sea of Korea.
A sampling underwater video shots from the East Sea of Korea.
Filmed with the Panasonic GH4 and Sony a7s in Nauticam underwater housing, FIX Aquavolt 7000 lights.
Music by Tony Anderson “Ember” / Licensed through The Music Bed.
Christmas eve diving in East Sea of Korea.
Panasonic GH4, Panasonic 7-14mm, Olympus 60mm in Nauticam housing.
Christmas eve diving in East Sea of Korea.
Panasonic GH4, Panasonic 7-14mm, Olympus 60mm in Nauticam housing.
Happy new year 2015!
Happy holidays, everyone!
Shark fin soup is cruel and wasteful. Fins removed, the animals are thrown back into the water to die slowly and painfully.
“Shark fin soup is cruel and wasteful. Fins removed, the animals are thrown back into the water to die slowly and painfully.
Finning is not only inhumane; it allows sharks to be caught in unsustainable numbers. Apex predators, sharks play an essential role in marine ecosystems. Shark finning endangers their survival—and that of the species that rely on them. In addition, shark fin has been shown to contain dangerous levels of mercury.” – Quote from Humane Society International article.
One of my underwater video will screen at the 14th annual ”2013 San Diego UnderSea Film Exhibition (SDUFEX)”
One of my underwater video will screen at the 14th annual “2013 San Diego UnderSea Film Exhibition (SDUFEX)”, October 11- 12 at Qualcomm Hall with other amazing official selection films. Enjoy underwater films on a big theatre screen!
You can find the program schedule and other detail on SDUFEX website.
My short film “Highlights of 2012 – Aquatic Daydream” (released december last year) screened at the Cairns Underwater Film Festival 2013 (24th August) with other amazing entries.
My short film “Highlights of 2012 – Aquatic Daydream” (released december last year) screened at the Cairns Underwater Film Festival 2013 (24th August) with other amazing entries. CUFF is non-profit event and this year they raised AUD $20,000 which was donated to local marine research, rehabilitation projects. You can find more detail on CUFF website.
