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Becky and David are available to teach photo and video workshops and to speak at Dive Clubs, Meetings, and Classroom Presentations on various topics including underwater videography, television show's they've worked on, Exploration, Caves, Wrecks, Sharks, conservation, and much more. Please contact them for more information and to discuss possible details.
Past presentations have been given for the University of Central Florida, NSS-CDS workshops, The Florida Aquarium, DEMA, Keystone Divers Association, NACD, and many other locations on the East Coast. We are honored that our video has also been used in presentation's for Global Underwater Explorers and The Explorers Club.
Upcoming Presentations and Photo / Video workshops
January 4, 2012 - Keystone Diver Association 7:00pm @ Barnaby's, West Chester PA
January 31, 2012 - Annual Liquid Productions Manatee Trip to Crystal River, FL JOIN US!
March 10-16, 2012- Tiger Beach Bahamas Photo/Video workshop contact Dive Encounters
March 17, 2012 - Cypress Creek High School's Ideas Festival 10-4pm, Orlando FL
March 23, 2012 - Beneath the Sea Film Festival Secaucus, NJ
March 24, 2012 - 2 Beneath the Sea Presentations Secaucus, NJ
April 16, 2012- NAB Show, Las Vegas
April 29, 2012 - Wild Dolphin photography & video workshop, Bahamas
Nov 5, 2012 - AquaNuts Dive Club, Horshom PA
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Project Shiphunt airs August 30th, 2011 On Current TV. “Five Michigan students hunt for shipwrecks in the deep waters of Lake Huron”
We have been a part of an ongoing 3D underwater project with the National Park Service Submerged Resources Center. We've shot in Lake Mead, the Dry Tortugas and Isle Royale for a film called "Underwater Wonders in the National Park Service." We spent a few weeks capturing both In-Air and Underwater stereoscopic footage of the beautiful coral reefs around Fort Jefferson, The erie resting place of a B-29 Superfortress bomber at the bottom of Lake Mead, and most recently the rocky coasts of Isle Royale where the cold waters of Lake Superior that preserves the wrecks making them one of the most unique sites I've ever dove!
