Undersea Expeditionary Video Services
About this original series
Undersea Expeditionary Video Services, the newest division of Valeo Films, specializes in expedition-style underwater film and video production. Its projects emphasize the technical, deep underwater content on which the company is now focusing.
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# Episodes
14 episodes -
Rating
TV-UN
Episodes of Undersea Expeditionary Video Services
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Friends Found - Sharks of Tiger Beach Bahamas
Sharks of Tiger Beach, Bahamas 2009 – Last fall, I took a trip to the Bahamas aboard the Dolphin Dream with new friends Wolf and Felix Leander, Fiona Ayerst, Jupp Kerckerinck, Jeff Schreiber and Amanda Cotton. What a spectacular time we all had with the Lemons, but for sure we were really there to visit the Tiger Sharks. This 5 minute clip is but a sample of the footage I shot during the trip. I would like to extend a very special thanks to Joe Holley of Marine Visions and the entire team at G...
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Release date
Mar 4, 2009
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Runtime
05:33
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Two Days Inside a Dream: Diving with the Sand Ti...
This is footage shot over two days of diving this summer out of the Outer Banks of NC. Dives were to the Proteus, Manuela and the Paddle Wheel. The sand tiger sharks frequent the Outer Banks for mating grounds. In general, they are a very intelligent breed and fun to be around as long as you do not irritate them. In this video you will see both male and female, juvenile and adult. Dives were from the Flying Fish through Outer Banks Diving.
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Release date
Sep 5, 2008
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Runtime
06:21
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2008 USS Monitor Expedition - Day 2
August 18, 2008. This day we were to establish the mooring, but high currents on the site prevented us from even entering the water. So, rather than lose a day of diving, we elected to divert to the Dixie Arrow, one of my favorite dive sites in the Graveyard of the Atlantic. Produced, written and narrated by David Ulloa.
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Release date
Sep 2, 2008
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Runtime
03:38
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2008 USS Monitor Expedition - Day 3
August 19, 2008. Day three of our trip and scientific expedition to dive on the most famous warship of them all, USS Monitor. Protected in the first ever US Marine Sanctuary, the USS Monitor is slowly deteriorating. But just as the deterioration takes parts of the ship away, she in turn reveals something of herself and her heroic crew. This 3 minute presentation follows divers on their first dives to the great ship. Produced, written and narrated by David Ulloa of Valeo Films Inc.
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Release date
Sep 2, 2008
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Runtime
04:05
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Whale Shark H-060 Tagging
On my last visit to Honduras, i spent three weeks on Utila at the Deep Blue Dive Resort to accompany whale shark researchers with The Whale Shark Project, Marine Mega Net and Ecocean as they tagged and studied Whale Sharks that frequented the north banks of Utila. This is footage of one of those encounters.
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Release date
Jun 9, 2008
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Runtime
02:09
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SinglesDivers.com Singles Week in Bonaire
SingleDivers.com "Singles Week" in Bonaire DVD preview. The finished DVD is over 90 minutes long and includes a slide show of topside and underwater stills. This DVD is available to Single Divers members only: To order your copy, log on to singledivers.com.
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Release date
Jun 1, 2008
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Runtime
00:59
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Deep Blue Utila Resort House Reef
Deep Blue Resort on Utila Island in Honduras is situated on the beach of one of the most beautiful reefs on the south side of the island.
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Release date
Apr 20, 2008
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Runtime
06:53
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Matthew D Potenski - SRI Shark Biologist Interview
This interview was taken with Matt on the Island of Utila Honduras.
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Release date
Apr 13, 2008
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Runtime
02:16
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Return to the USS Monitor
The USS Monitor is the most celebrated and important warship to have ever sunk. The Ironclad vessel design with the rotating turret changed the way naval ships were built forever. This is a unique opportunity to join a real live research expedition to the wreck site of the USS Monitor. Under special permits granted to Scuba Training and Technology we will visit the wreck site of the USS Monitor off Cape Hatteras, North CarolinaThe USS Monitor lies 18 miles east of Cape Hatteras NC in 235 feet ...
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Release date
Mar 17, 2008
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Runtime
01:29
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