VIDEO

Camera Operation: Wildlife + People + Deep Sea

Onscreen: Science Communication + Kid’s Content + Documentary

DEEP SEA VIDEO

Video Systems Engineer | E/V Nautilus (Ocean Exploration Trust)

Aborad the Exploration Vessel Nautilus, I operate and maintain camera equipment on specialized Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and across the ship itself. With these systems, record and live-stream high quality video for scientific research objectives and to share with online audiences of explorers around the world.

2026 - EXPLORATION OF

WAKE ISLAND’S DEEP SEA

This 30-day expedition utilized ROV, mapping, and telepresence systems on the E/V Nautilus to collect critical baseline information across this largely unexplored region, with a focus on science priorities of the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument and the Wake Atoll National Wildlife Refuge, including abyssal plain habitats, unexplored seamounts, and potential maritime heritage sites associated with the Battle of Wake Island.

2024 - OUR WATERS HAVE POWER:

AMERICAN SAMOA

The E Mamana Ou Gataifale II expedition will explores deep-sea habitats around American Samoa in collaboration and consultation with the National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa (NMSAS) and other partners, providing data needed from deep ocean areas to infom resource management and conservation priorities.

2026 - MARK ROBER’S

CRUNCHLABS KITS:

BUILD YOUR OWN AQUARIUM

On-Screen Guest | CRUNCHLABS

Featured in a short guest/expert segment on my role as a Marine Biologist. Meant to inspire creativity and problem-solving for children building their own aquarium’s as a one of the kits of the Creative Kit’s monthly box.

2026 - IN PROGRESS:

HUMMINGBIRD’S EYE VIEW

Director/Producer/Cinematographer | Behavioral Ecophysics Lab (University of Washington) made possible by the Scientific Exploration Society

What does life look like from a hummingbird’s eyes? Where do they travel, and which rival is worth attacking? Does it pay off to stay near home, saving energy for inevitable battle, or to fly further afield—facing new perils—to find food? With tiny, cutting-edge electronics, we can finally explore the unique stories of individual hummingbirds in an age of escalating, human-driven scarcities.

2026 - IMAX DOCUMENTARY

RUNNING WILD:

RETURN TO THE RIVER

On-Screen Cast | Mission Partners Entertainment

Witness one of nature’s most compelling sagas in Running Wild: Return to the River — the incredible life of Pacific salmon. Prepare for a breathtaking immersion into a vital ecosystem, where the fate of wild salmon is intertwined with iconic wildlife and untamed beauty. From the grizzlies and wolves that patrol the rivers’ edge to the orcas and eagles reliant on their ocean bounty, discover the profound influence of wild salmon across both land and sea.

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2023 - KIDS MEET A

MARINE BIOLOGIST

Host/Consultant | HiHo Kids

In "Kids Meet a Marine Biologist", children engage with a marine biologist to learn about marine life and the profession. They discuss various sea creatures, the biologist's experiences, and the importance of ocean conservation. The interactive session includes hands-on activities, fostering curiosity and understanding about marine biology.

2022 - SCATTRLAB:

HOW DO FISH HEAR?

Director/Producer/Host | Burke Museum (University of Washington)

Can fish hear? In the pilot episode of ScattrLab, explore the mechanics of how fishes hear their surroundings, and what goes on INSIDE of their bodies to make this strange feat possible. Accompanied by a varied-level classroom lesson plan, test to see how much you really know about our fish friends!