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0:30
$99.00
This 30-second 4K underwater clip features a massive Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) actively moving toward the camera across a sandy seabed at the base of a deep rock wall. As it travels, the octopus displays stunning skin texture with raised papillae, dynamic color changes from red to subtle white patches, and active siphon movement as it breathes.
Filmed during a deep dive off Vancouver Island using a Sony A7S III with a Sony 16–35mm F4 lens, this footage is ideal for use in wildlife documentaries, broadcast projects, educational media, or creative underwater scenes. Available in ungraded S-Log3, perfect for color grading and professional workflows.
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0:30
$89.00
This 30-second 4K stock footage clip features a Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) in a rare display of transition and movement. Beginning in a still, alert pose, the octopus suddenly bounds across the rocky seafloor with graceful power. Its papillae are raised, creating a dynamic, textured look as its body flows over the terrain.
What makes this clip especially unique is the visible partial loss of one arm, a likely result of a previous predator encounter. This visual detail underscores the incredible resilience and adaptability of these intelligent creatures. The scene was filmed off the coast of Vancouver Island using the Sony A7S III and Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens, ensuring clean, professional-grade footage.
Ideal for:
- Nature documentaries
- Educational science content
- Cinematic or creative ocean sequences
- Visual storytelling highlighting animal adaptation
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0:18
$69.00
This immersive 18-second clip showcases a medium-sized Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) slowly crawling down a small rocky wall with a sandy bottom in Barkley Sound, British Columbia. The octopus’s smooth, deliberate motion creates a mesmerizing visual rhythm. In the background, a plumose anemone and a rose anemone offer added texture and color, grounding the scene in the rich biodiversity of the Pacific Northwest.
Shot with a Sony A7S III and a Laowa 10mm f/2.8 wide-angle lens, this footage captures the subject and its environment in dramatic perspective. Recorded in S-Log3, the clip provides ample room for precise color grading and professional editing workflows.
Ideal for marine documentaries, interpretive centers, underwater exhibits, or any project featuring cold-water cephalopod behavior and habitat.
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0:15
$69.00
This 15-second clip captures a Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) gracefully crawling across a rocky sand bottom in a shallow bay off Vancouver Island. Filmed in clear, ambient light with subtle supplemental illumination, the shot highlights the natural fluidity of octopus movement in a wide, stable frame. The octopus navigates calmly past several other cold-water invertebrates, including sea cucumbers, tube-dwelling anemones, and a sea urchin, adding texture and ecological richness to the shot.
Filmed using a Sony A7S III and Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens in S-Log3, the footage offers excellent grading flexibility and crisp environmental detail. Ideal for use in marine biology documentaries, cold-water habitat studies, interpretive exhibits, or any production needing clean, behavior-focused cephalopod footage.
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0:15
$79.00
This 15-second stock footage clip showcases a large Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) perched on a rocky ledge in the cold waters off Vancouver Island. The octopus is stationary but alert, observing the diver with curiosity. Its papillae are raised, creating a beautifully textured appearance, and its siphon is clearly visible, drawing attention to its rhythmic breathing.
The presence of nearby sea urchins gives valuable visual context for the size of the octopus. Shot in 4K resolution using the Sony A7S III paired with the Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens, this clip offers clean, stable, and detailed underwater visuals. The lighting is subtle and directional, preserving the natural nocturnal atmosphere of the scene.
This footage is ideal for:
- Wildlife documentaries
- Science and education content
- Marine biology visuals
- Creative and cinematic projects seeking detailed cephalopod behavior
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0:23
$79.00
This detailed 23-second clip captures a large Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) slowly walking along the base of a rock wall at a well-known shore diving site on Vancouver Island. The octopus is headed toward a large crack in the reef, with its raised papillae fully extended, giving its skin a rugged, highly textured appearance.
Multiple rockfish species appear throughout the frame, adding ecological context and depth to the scene. The smooth, deliberate pacing of the octopus makes the movement easy to follow, while the natural surroundings add visual richness and local specificity.
Filmed with a Sony A7S III and Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens in S-Log3, the footage is well-suited for professional editing and color grading workflows.
Ideal for use in marine documentaries, educational programs, aquarium displays, or any project exploring octopus behavior and habitat interaction in the cold Pacific waters of British Columbia.
