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Chuck Davis

“While filming underwater sequences of mysid shrimp off the coast of Oregon for a new film for PBS about gray whales, my Light & Motion HID lights saved the day -- they were the perfect balance for use with our High Definition underwater camera in the dark temperate waters of the Pacific Northwest. I would hate to leave town on an undersea filming assignment without my Light & Motion units!”
Chuck Davis

Chuck Davis
Home Pacific Grove, California 
Light & Motion Gear Used

SunRay Pro Lighting System

Favorite Dive Site Point Lobos Reserve off Cannery Point
Most Recent Project My most recent projects include completion of the Smithsonian project and now I am currently in production on a new film about gray whales for
PBS, produced by Jean-Michel Cousteau.

About Chuck:
Chuck Davis has worked as a director of photography and/or camera operator on several IMAX and IMAX-DOME feature documentaries such as RING OF FIRE (undersea lava scenes), SEARCH FOR THE GREAT SHARKS, the Academy Award-nominated ALASKA: SPIRIT OF THE WILD, WHALES, THE GREATEST PLACES, and AMAZING JOURNEYS. He also filmed underwater footage in Monterey Bay for the Academy Award nominated IMAX film, THE LIVING SEA.

Davis worked as an underwater camera operator on the Warner Brothers feature film, SPHERE and his production experience includes work on C.L.I.O. Award-winning commercials and CINE Golden Eagle Award-winning documentaries. He is currently in production on a film for the Smithsonian's new dome theater at the National Museum for the American Indian which is under construction in Washington, DC..

Davis holds degrees in fisheries biology from the University of Massachusetts/Amherst and in filmmaking from the Brooks Institute of Photographic Art and Science in Santa Barbara, California.

He has over 30 years active diving experience in worldwide locations. The main thrust in Davis' personal work is helping to stimulate marine environmental awareness and conservation via the use of marine and underwater imagery.