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Filmmaker · Video Editor · Freediver
I’m a filmmaker and video editor, and I’ve been freediving long enough that it shows in the work. Shooting freediving isn’t just taking a camera underwater — I know how a freediver moves, where to put myself for the angle, and what the footage is going to need once I’m editing it. It’s also the work I enjoy most.
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YouTubeVì Sao Năm Nào Mình Cũng Phải Ghé Thăm Đảo Phú Quý 1 Lần?
FacebookHÀNH TRÌNH CHINH PHỤC WAVE 1 MOLCHANOVSCAPABILITY
I shoot on a fairly compact setup. After years of shooting freediving I'm genuinely good at picking the angle, and I can hold the camera smooth and move it with the current.
My freediving color work is excellent, and clients consistently rate the results very highly. I also work as a content creator, so on freediving content projects I'm usually told the message comes through with real depth.
Silty water or clear water — I've worked through both. My color workflow is tuned about as far as it goes, and it's the thing I do best on a freediving video.
I'm not only a video editor — I'm a real freediver, certified to Molchanovs Wave 1.
GALLERY
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UNDERWATER COLOR
The underwater color I use comes directly from my Wander Color System workflow — LUTs and presets I’ve built from years of working with my own footage.
Some of those presets are made specifically for freediving, where visibility, water color and light can change fast. The goal is simple: get to a color that looks good, has its own character, and still works in a real editing workflow.
Explore Wander Color System →
WORKFLOW
Looking for someone who can shoot, edit and actually get in the water?
