I came across a great free video resource a while ago, not for commercial use, but awesome for teaching or personal content. https://openplanet.org/browse/

Hello, hope you are keeping well! A question, I found myself in a pond trying to film water lilies and other little things. All the green things were producing a lot of oxygen and you could see the bubbles on the plats which was really cool. BUT, these tiny bubbles stuck EVERYTHING, including my dome (which has seen better days for sure) and made it hard to focus. Do any of you have a trick of not getting them to stick? I was trying to wave them away without touching or hitting the dome but it was hard. See attached screen grab for what I mean.

Welcome to the Ocean CoLab! Introduce yourself in THIS THREAD below! 1. What is your name, and where are you currently based? 2. How did you get interested in underwater cinematography? 3. What’s the main thing you’re hoping to gain from being part of this community? 4. Share a photo or two of your most recent dive! (if you want)

Hey everyone—just wanted to share that the Ocean Footage Mastery website is now live. This is the central hub for everything related to the program: - What the course covers - Who it’s for - Insights from Roger’s career and teaching philosophy - How the three-part framework (DCF, SequenceCraft, OceanLeverageOS) ties it all together - Plus a taste of what students are already saying Whether you're already in the program or just curious to learn more about the structure, this gives a clear view of how it all fits together. 👉 Check it out here: oceanfootagemastery.com Would love to hear your thoughts or questions if you give it a look!