Observing fish and other marine animal behaviour for the average scuba diver can be difficult as it often takes time, patience and a lot of luck. One way to overcome these issues is to put a remote underwater camera on the sea bed and leave it to record without the disturbance of divers and bubbles. Jeff Goodman looks at a simple yet very affective way to do this.
Jeff is a multiple award winning, freelance TV cameraman/film maker and author. Having made both terrestrial and marine films, it is the world's oceans and their conservation that hold his passion with over 10.000 dives in his career. Having filmed for international television companies around the world and author of two books on underwater filming, Jeff is Author/Programme Specialist for the 'Underwater Action Camera' course for the RAID training agency.
Jeff has experienced the rapid advances in technology for diving as well as camera equipment and has also experienced much of our planet’s marine life, witnessing, first hand, many of the changes that have occurred to the wildlife and environment during that time.
Jeff runs bespoke underwater video and editing workshops for the complete beginner up to the budding professional.
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