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Beneath the Waves Film Festival: On Tour Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 101 seconds open to the public - engage with scientists - promote awareness The 2012 Beneath the Waves Film Festival has hit the road for a number of dates and locations across the United States as well as international. If you are interested in hosting a film festival tour stop, please visit www.beneaththewavesf ilmfest.org and drop a line! |
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lemonsnap2 Posted by: pelagicshot
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White Shark Manifesto-Offshore Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 196 seconds Go 30 miles offshore to find the wolves of the sea: pelagic sharks. |
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White Shark Manifesto-Kelp Forests Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 221 seconds Take the plunge with us into the kelp forests of Southern Africa. |
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White Shark Manifesto-The Cage Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 239 seconds Up close and personal. |
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White Shark Manifesto-The First Breach Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 245 seconds 2 Tons of white shark leaping out of the water, featuring video, stills, and interviews post-breach. |
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White Shark Manifesto-False Bay Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 130 seconds A brief intro to the fauna of False Bay, South Africa--our home for the next two weeks. ...shark footage to come..... |
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White Shark Manifesto-Departure Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 93 seconds 30+ hours of travel, the team makes it to their final destination: Cape Town, South Africa |
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White Shark Manifesto- A Long Layover in DC Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 13 seconds Waiting in DC for 6 hours.....one step closer to Africa. |
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Beneath the Waves Film Festival 2011: Intro Video Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 127 seconds 20 films, 1 goal. Mobile, Alabama March 17-18, 2011 Featuring footage and clips from the films and filmmakers of this year's festival. |
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Bahamas Shark Ecotourism Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 304 seconds A unique perspective on shark ecotourism in the Bahamas. Footage shot by Austin Gallagher. Copyright Austin Gallagher 2011. |
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Lemon Shark Foraging Behavior Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 48 seconds A 3 meter lemon shark (Negaprion breviostris) foraging on camera. Copyright RJ Dunlap Marine Conservation Program. www.rjd.miami.edu |
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Beneath Waves 2010 Film Festival Intro Speech Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 165 seconds Speech by festival director Austin Gallagher. We had an amazing turnout, over 300 people over two nights, standing room only both nights. Sorry for the poor quality! The 2nd Annual Beneath the Waves is slated for March 16-20, 2011 in Mobile, Alabama. |
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RJ Dunlap Shark Research: Baited Underwater Video Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 132 seconds Findings from some remote baited underwater video (BUV) systems used for marine research with the RJ Dunlap Marine Conservation Program at the University of Miami. These video results were from initial pilot tests in Southern Florida, USA and include various predators showcasing their "skills:" Copyright Austin Gallagher 2010 www.rjd.miami.edu |
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Stomatopoda Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 383 seconds Stomatopoda: field work in the Patek Lab was created by the lab manager, Erica Staaterman. Throughout the course of 1.5 years, the Patek Lab team traveled all over the globe in pursuit of stomatopods, also known as mantis shrimp. This short video tells their story. |
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Sharks and Sea Lions: Southern California Food Chain Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 48 seconds Marine scientist gives an example of a predatory food chain on Santa Catalina Island, California. Animals featured: California sea lions (Zalophus californianus) and a leopard shark (Triakis semifasciata). Footage property of Triakis Films, copyright Austin Gallagher. |
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Inside the Lines East Coast Premiere Intro Posted by: pelagicshot
Video duration: 399 seconds Documentary premiere at the Northeastern University Marine Science Center in Nahant, MA, December 4, 2009. Introduction from Dr. Salvatore Genovese, director of the Three Seas Program and opening remarks from biologist and filmmaker Austin Gallagher. The Van Burens played a premiere show following the event. |