Have just finished the first story in the series of “Tales from Sandy Bottom”.
The BBC “One Show” has shown the piece on me and the Cuttlefish of Babbacombe Bay
on the 28th September ,if you missed it The BBC has put it on their Nature History
Unit’s website
The story of a Liberty Ship the James Eagan Layne The James Eagan Layne DVD is now released and selling well, had two good reviews in the Dive and Diver magazines. It is also in a few Dive shops in the UK. A few copy's have been sold abroad. £12.50p plus £1.50p more information
Voices from the Seas
We are currently working on a new film based on how man has used and abused the sea "Voices from the Sea" In this film we hope to bring out this desire man has to control the seas, and all that is in the seas. We look at what is needed to protect and improve fish stocks, the need for more Marine Nature reserves around the British Shores. How we have littered the beaches and seabed with his rubbish. And the problem we still have with the sewage system pouring on to the beaches in stormy conditions. This have been put on hold while we get on with Tails from Sandy Bottom and the MCS film.
This is a new venture for us, in that's its making a series of short children’s films about a group of animals on the seabed. They go about the seabed having adventures with other animals down at Sandy Bottom.
When we were up in North Wales with Paul Kay and did a dive off Abersoch in
about 20 mtrs on a small Lobster boat called the Challenger, which caught fire
and went down in 2005. We made a small 3 mins film in HD, Its up on you-tube.Click Here
After a few months wait we finally had a chance to see the film that “The One Show”
made of myself and Miranda diving at Babbacombe Bay looking for the Cuttlefish.
The date of the show was 28th Sept
There will be a link to it on the BBC Nature History Unit website
In June this year I was as to tender for a contract to survey the Lakes in Cosmeston
park South Wales for the Countryside Council for Wales (CCW) to look for a rare
algae Starry Stonewort Nitellopsis obtusa. This was to work as a Videographer
within the team of divers for Freshwater Diving Services