Underwater DOP
Long Lens & Topside
Drone & FPV
Rebreather Certified
Commercial Qualified

What cameras, housings and equipment do you use?

Whatever tool the job calls for, but my primary camera is usually one of my 8K RED V Raptors in a Nauticam underwater housing. I also have two RED Komodo's for back-up, or specific uses. And now I have the new Nauticam universal housing for cinema cameras - an underwater housing that can take a range of RED, Arri and Sony cinema cameras. 

I also use a Canon R5 with Nauticam underwater housing, 4 x GH5's with underwater housings, Light & Motion Sola Video Pro underwater lights, and a selection of RED compatible lenses for a range of shooting scenarios. In addition, for aerial I use a DJI Inspire 2, Mavic Pro Cine 3 and DJI FPV drones for capturing stunning aerial visuals. Check out all my equipment here.

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What are the challenges with videoing from the air, land and sea?

The biggest challenge in these elements is having the correct gear for the shoot. In one day I’ll often be switching between aerial, underwater and land videography, so I have to pack accordingly while trying to maintain a reasonable amount of gear to travel with - some of the places I shoot are very remote or require special transport to get there. It's all about the right tool for the job. It's also important to have an experienced camera assistant and safety diver - someone that knows my cameras, and my diving, inside and out. 

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Do you have fun making these shows? 

Absolutely! It's a great seeing a production through from start to finish and I enjoy working as part of a larger scale production crew, especially when you get to see the finished show.