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Undersea ProductionsEstablished in 2006, and based in Australia, our award-winning business specializes in underwater images. We film and produce marine life DVDs, as well as creating custom productions for clients. We also teach people how they can improve their own underwater imaging skills. Our website has an online marine stock footage library and an online gallery of underwater photographs. And, for a more immersive experience of the ocean environment, we offer small group expeditions to world-class dive destinations. |
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Josh Jensenunderwater cameramanJosh, an Aussie, has been an keen marine enthusiast his whole life. He spent his childhood fishing and snorkelling, he learned to dive at 15, earned a marine biology degree at university, and ultimately became a dive instructor and underwater cameraman. Josh has the experience to film in almost any marine environment. His background knowledge allows him to find and film the most interesting creatures in each habitat. More about Josh… |
Liz Harlinunderwater photographerGrowing up in England, Italy and Canada, Liz began using an SLR camera and developing her own black-and-white film at age 11. Following university and a decade in London's corporate world, she learned to dive… and never looked back. After becoming a dive instructor and emigrating to warmer climes in 2002, Liz now combines her life-long hobby—photography—with her new-found fascination—the underwater world. More about Liz... |
Josh and Liz are turning out world class underwater video and their macro work is as fine as I have ever seen.  Recognition
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 Giving BackWe're honoured to donate our time and resources to marine conservation non-profits and education programs. 
Almost 300 video clips of endangered marine life go to the folks at ARKive. They're creating a kind of digital Noah's Ark—a global initiative gathering together films, photographs and audio recordings of the world's endangered species. 
Fishbase has access to our entire fish catalogue—over 12,000 clips of more than 1300 species. Fishbase is a vast online scientific reference library, much-loved by fish geeks like us.  We've donated over 100 video clips to Project Manta, helping the scientists identify individual manta rays and track their movements.  We contributed a few dozen clips for the kids to learn about marine life at the tween virtual world WhyReef, a project developed in tandem with The Field Museum in Chicago. 
Our images joined those from 99 other underwater photographers in Ocean Lovers' book Wonderful Water Planet, a pictorial A-Z of marine animals. The books were donated to the non-profit Room To Read, and sent to children in developing countries. 
We also support the Australian Marine Conservation Society, an independent non-profit staffed by scientists, educators and advocates who work to protect ocean wildlife. |
