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0:24
$59.00
This immersive 24-second 4K underwater clip captures a dynamic bull kelp forest swaying in the current at 7 Tree Island, a legendary dive site near Port Hardy, British Columbia. The water is unusually clear with a beautiful blue tone, and the camera glides effortlessly over the kelp canopy, offering a mesmerizing ride-through perspective.
The rocky seafloor below is covered in white plumose anemones, adding depth and texture to this Pacific Northwest marine scene. Filmed with a Sony A7S III and Laowa 10mm f/2.8 wide-angle lens, this clip delivers cinematic quality and stability, ideal for use in:
- Marine documentaries
- Conservation films
- Digital aquariums or ocean ambiance displays
- Educational productions on kelp forest ecology
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0:16
$59.00
This vivid 16-second 4K stock clip captures a China Rockfish in motion at 7 Tree Island, one of the most iconic dive sites in Browning Passage. Set against a thriving coral wall brimming with pink soft corals, yellow sponges, plumose anemones, barnacles, and a glove sponge, the rockfish hovers and swims gracefully before seeking cover among the reef structure.
Shot on a Sony A7S III with a 16–35mm lens, the footage is stable, cinematic, and rich in detail—ideal for:
- Wildlife documentaries
- Marine biology segments
- Pacific reef ecosystem showcases
- Creative oceanic mood reels
The biodiversity and stunning coloration make this a valuable visual for any underwater or nature-focused project.
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0:12
$49.00
This 12-second 4K underwater clip, captured at 60 frames per second using a Laowa 10mm f2.8 wide-angle lens, features a dramatic rocky outcrop along the deep wall at Orlebar Point, Gabriola Island. Hovering at roughly 100 feet deep, the camera stays locked onto the outcrop as the diver glides around it, revealing fine detail on the structure’s edge and underside where white and orange plumose anemones cling in soft clusters.
The scene transitions with gentle parallax against the dark, expansive backdrop of the Salish Sea’s depths. The 60fps capture makes this footage especially compelling when slowed down to 50%, creating a smooth, immersive, cinematic visual that’s perfect for use in documentaries, environmental films, or atmospheric marine storytelling. Both graded and ungraded versions are included with your purchase.
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0:20
$49.00
This 20-second 4K clip presents a stunning wide-angle sweep along a deep underwater wall off Gabriola Island, located in British Columbia’s Gulf Islands. Filmed at a depth of roughly 100 feet, the scene features a sheer vertical drop densely covered in plumose anemones and boot sponges, creating an ethereal tapestry of life anchored to the rock.
The water is dark and clear, the movement is slow and stable, and the wide-angle view immerses the viewer in a classic cold-water deep wall environment. Captured using a Sony A7S III and Laowa 10mm f/2.8 wide-angle lens in S-Log3, the clip is ready for professional color grading and editorial use.
Perfect for ocean documentaries, ambient video installations, marine biology content, or any production showcasing the beauty of North Pacific underwater ecosystems.
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0:10
$49.00
This 4K underwater clip captures a stunning vertical descent along a deep wall at Orlebar Point, Gabriola Island. Filmed at around 100 feet deep with the Laowa 10mm f2.8 wide-angle lens, the footage showcases a long, uninterrupted spine of white plumose anemones clinging to the rock face, cascading downward into the darkness.
This immersive, cinematic shot gives a powerful sense of depth, pressure, and terrain, making it ideal for any production needing to convey the majesty or mystery of the deep ocean. Graded and ungraded versions are both included with your purchase.
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0:10
$49.00
This 10-second clip offers a cinematic downward sweep along a deep underwater wall, filmed at roughly 100 feet depth near Gabriola Island, British Columbia. The rock face is thick with white plumose anemones and boot sponges, forming a soft-textured, organic wall of life. The camera glides vertically downward with a gentle rotation, giving the footage a floating, immersive feel. Recorded in 4K at 60fps, it can be slowed by 50% for ultra-smooth playback without quality loss.
Shot using a Sony A7S III and Laowa 10mm f/2.8 wide-angle lens, and recorded in S-Log3, the footage is optimized for cinematic use and high-end color grading.
Ideal for documentaries, marine science films, ambient installations, or any underwater sequence requiring dynamic cold-water environment footage.
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0:20
$79.00
This breathtaking 20-second 4K clip captures the fluid motion of a fried egg jellyfish floating over a rugged, anemone-covered rocky slope in the Pacific Northwest. Schools of yellowtail and blacktail rockfish move calmly through the scene, while the camera slowly pans, circling the jellyfish to reveal its structure and scale from multiple angles.
Filmed using a Sony A7S III with a Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens, this clip delivers exceptional clarity and composition, making it a perfect asset for:
- Nature documentaries
- Marine biology education
- Ocean ambiance videos
- Creative or meditative video projects
Every element, the jellyfish’s undulation, the steady schooling fish, and the plumose anemones, combines to create a calm, captivating, and biologically rich underwater moment.
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0:50
$99.00
This 50-second 4K clip showcases an expansive and colorful field of orange and white gorgonian corals, filmed on a deep offshore pinnacle near Port Hardy, off northern Vancouver Island. The corals rise from the rocky reef like delicate fans, creating a beautiful cold-water coral landscape rarely seen outside of advanced dives.
Throughout the frame, basket stars are visible nestled within the coral branches, adding ecological depth and movement to the scene. Filmed at a depth of approximately 105 feet, the clip features slow, deliberate camera motion that allows viewers to fully appreciate the scale and texture of the environment.
Captured using a Sony A7S III and Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens in S-Log3, this footage is ideal for professional color grading and editorial use. Ideal for inclusion in marine biology documentaries, aquarium exhibits, deep reef studies, or any project showcasing rare cold-water coral habitats in British Columbia.
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0:16
$59.00
Filmed at the legendary Browning Passage off northern Vancouver Island, this 16-second 4K underwater clip showcases yellowtail and blacktail rockfish swimming in coordinated schools around a rocky pinnacle. The scene is framed by dozens of white plumose anemones, offering a beautiful look at the structural complexity and biodiversity of the region. Shot using a Sony A7S III with a Sony 16–35mm F4 lens, the clip is sharp, cinematic, and professionally composed.
This footage is ideal for documentaries, marine research, and educational content highlighting Pacific Northwest ecosystems. Delivered in S-Log3 (ungraded) for maximum post-production flexibility.
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0:15
$59.00
This 4K underwater clip features a rare and captivating moment as hundreds of tubesnouts stream past the camera while swimming alongside a vertical wall at 100 feet deep off Orlebar Point, Gabriola Island. Filmed with the Laowa 10mm f2.8 wide-angle lens, the footage captures a smooth drift past a rocky outcropping, where the school suddenly emerges and glides in parallel with the wall.
Plumose anemones dot the background, adding texture and depth to the scene. The natural movement of the school and the perspective of the sheer drop make this a visually powerful and biologically valuable clip. Both graded and ungraded versions are included with your purchase.
Perfect for:
- Marine life documentaries
- Cold-water schooling behavior features
- Underwater education or research content
- Visual storytelling of biodiversity and terrain
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0:20
$59.00
This 20-second 4K underwater clip features a school of yellowtail rockfish (Sebastes flavidus) calmly suspended in the water column beside a rocky underwater pinnacle. Filmed near Vancouver Island, British Columbia, the rocky background is adorned with white plumose anemones, highlighting the rugged terrain and biodiversity of the Pacific Northwest.
Captured using a Sony A7S III with a Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens, the footage is stabilized and evenly lit, providing a clean, cinematic view of natural fish behavior. Ideal for use in documentaries, marine biology education, or any creative project requiring high-quality footage of temperate reef ecosystems.
