A series of articles taken from a career spanning over 20 years covering a wide range of underwater filming topics from camera set up to rebreathers to colour correction.
How to improve your underwater footage Being a good underwater camera operator is a combination of many factors. Your physical ability to free dive or dive is paramount but also understanding the environment you are working in is vital. Both affect the footage you are hoping to capture. This article will endeavour to explain the […]
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Rebreather Underwater Filming. I have wanted to use a rebreather and film underwater for many years. I saw my first unit, an AP system around the year 2000. Once I realised what it could do for me as an underwater cameraman, I was determined to film using one. The extended decompression times made it immediately
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I get a lot of e-mails asking me how to become an underwater cameraman or how I’ve got to where I am as media producer. As a result I’ve put together a short blog to help all those aspiring shooters.
Underwater cameraman Richard Brooks; How to go Pro. Read More »
