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Humpback whale in Tonga

Portofolio

Simone piccoli in action with dolphins

I discovered my passion for underwater videography approximately 15 years ago when I moved to Egypt to work as a diving instructor. Initially, it was simply a hobby, but everything changed when I invested in my first professional camera—a Sony H1 paired with a SubSpace housing and monitor. 

 

A few years later, I founded my production company, which marked a significant turning point in my journey. While I had previously dabbled in both photography and videography, I chose to focus exclusively on videography moving forward. I immersed myself in learning, studying countless tutorials and films, and diligently applying what I learned in practice. 

 

My dedication to the craft has never waned. To this day, I continue to find inspiration in the works of fellow filmmakers, always eager to expand my skills and creative vision.

I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have experienced many remarkable underwater encounters, particularly in the Red Sea, which has provided me with countless opportunities. However, the most memorable footage I captured was during a trip to Tonga two years ago, where I had the chance to film humpback whales.

Swimming alongside these gentle giants had been a lifelong dream of mine, and the experience was truly surreal. The sensation of being in the water with them, listening to their haunting songs, is something that words cannot adequately convey. Being alone with these magnificent creatures in the vast ocean was an unparalleled experience. While I have had the privilege of filming various shark species and other large marine animals, it is the whales that have truly captured my heart and soul.

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"I now understand why film festivals keep throwing prizes at you! You managed to coach your clients so well, that we actually sound interesting and intelligible! - you are very talented Directors! I love your films! You create fascinating projects and products that inspire and impact people all over the globe"...

Hussain Aga Khan  founder of Focused On Nature

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