Bryce Groark – honoured to travel to Midway Atoll with National Geographic, Brian Skerry, Sylvia Earle and President Obama – as he announces the expansion of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument to the world this week.
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Stoked to have my film work playing on the walls at the The Ocean Gala last night in San Francisco. And super stoked to spend time with these two ocean legends. Tough to beat this combo @bobweir @officialjacksonbrowne@oceanelders @lonelywhale @actaiglobal
No better ally for sharks than this man – had an epic time working with @mcubanand @tigress_shark for @people and Discovery Channel’s Shark Week this year – hope his experience motivates him and others to get behind more logical ocean protection.
Bryce Groark – working on a new approach to decentralising and decolonising ocean conservation in the future – investing in people and impact with Moonjelly. Epic break with the team to go to Nazare as it was breaking over 30FT
Bryce Groark is stoked to be part of this film and adventure coming out in July. The film was Executive Produced by @LeonardoDiCaprio, Jennifer Davisson, Lucy Sumner, @AdrianGrenier, Brian Devin and Evan Krauss and Directed by @josh.zeman. The film is distributed by @bleeckerstfilms
#TheLoneliestWhale isn’t just about our changing relationship to the ocean, but to ourselves and each other.
Bryce Groark and Damien Drake have been working on a new spin to get more people talking talking about climate change in Hawaii. “Climate change doesn’t have to be a bad word.” Thanks to all those who helped make this happen – including Uncle Chucky + Ella, Kimie Miner, Keali‘i Reichel, Kainani Kahaunaele and Shawn Pimental – livingoceanproductions.com
Bryce Groark + Damien Drake directing two commercial spots in Baltimore this week for the National Aquarium.
Bryce Groark speaking at a Lululemon Earth Day event in Los Angeles.
Mahalos to @Lululemon and @Dr.G_Monarchweho for bringing me in to talk Earth Day this week. Epic humans + epic companies = epic change @lululemonla @coola@drinknooma @tocayaorganica@stephaniegrecoyoga @adamgarone #hope
Bryce just had an epic trip to the Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana coastline documenting the shrimp nearshore to whale sharks far offshore – detailing changes that have occurred since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill 6 years ago. Filmed in 6K on the RED Dragon for a new film coming out in January 2017, called Blue Centennial.
Bryce Groark on location filming a story about farming grass carp in China. Carp is to the Chinese what chicken is to Americans. More carp is grown in China each year than all other aquaculture species combined across the world. It’s imperative to continually push more sustainable ways to achieve this.
Bryce Groark is back from an epic trip to Palau – continuing work on an amazing new climate change film with Insurgent Media. Amazing place. Everything underwater filmed on the RED Dragon in 6K with a Nauticam housing.
Had a great week working at home in Hawaii with some epic individuals for a new Shark Week episode this year that will play on Discovery Channel in June called “Deadliest Sharks.” Thanks to Radley Studios for having us onboard and sending the world a proper message on sharks. Bryce captured some amazing footage in 5K on the RED Epic. Our show was focused on the majestic Oceanic Whitetip Shark that exists way offshore in the blue water. More to follow:
Just back from a great shoot in Cabo Pulmo with Sylvia Earle, Jeremy Jackson, Octavio Aburto and the Mission Blue film crew.
Filming with Liquid Robotix off Kawaihae, Hawaii
Bryce is giving a talk at the WOFF this Friday, January 6 from 3:30 – 5pm at the Kahilu Theatre in Waimea. Lots of great films at this years festival…CLICK HERE FOR PROGRAM GUIDE:WOFF_2012program_31dec
20 of Bryce’s images are on display at the Museum of Discovery and Science in Ft Lauderdale – with the Perseus Award and Pacific Bound Yachts
Ocean Preservation Alliance in Monaco 2011 – more to follow on this soon.
Our lemon shark image appears again – this time as the back cover of the National Wildlife Federation Magazine – April/May issue.
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