Monterey, CA, USA
$500 - $1000 / Day
Connor Gallagher is a documentary cinematographer and director with focus on outdoor stories rooted in wildlife, natural history, science, and conservation. His latest work has primarily been for blue chip natural history series for Netflix, BBC, National Geographic, and Disney+. He has also partnered with Patagonia and Peak Design on environmental documentaries. From drone, underwater, and everything between, Gallagher has a wide breadth of skillsets and experience. He has extensive experience on long shoots (6+ weeks) including 3 trips to Antarctica, months in Alaska, Hawaii, Indonesia, Central America, Canada, California, Nebraska, South Dakota. He is well known for working effectively on the water from a variety of boats, as well as in water.
“Rock-Paper-Fish” takes audiences deep into the rainforest of Southeast Alaska where life is inseparable from the age-old rhythms of the Chilkat River. Meanwhile, a modern day gold rush is underway in the mountains above the headwaters of the Chilkat. Helicopters fly between cliff-side drill pads as Constantine Metal Resources races to explore the potential of a hard-rock mine.
President Barack Obama narrates this 5 part blue chip natural history series covering National Parks and protected areas around the world. This episode showcases the best of Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, above and below the waves. Specialized stabilized camera systems, cinema drones, underwater, and remote cameras bring the audience up close and personal to the vibrant wildlife that call this bay home.
Every day, millions of animals migrate across the planet according to routes passed down from generation to generation. Discovering the routine of these animals and observing how they guide themselves using the stars and ocean currents in the sea.
Planet Earth III is a 2023 British nature documentary series co-produced by BBC Studios, BBC America and the Open University and the third instalment in the Planet Earth series. It follows Planet Earth (2006) and Planet Earth II (2016). The series is presented and narrated by Sir David Attenborough. It premiered in the UK on 22 October 2023
(Client: Yelp) Niko Kowell has always loved scuba diving. Whether he’s exploring the kelp forests in Monterey or volunteering in the tanks at The Aquarium of the Bay, it’s always a beautiful, other-worldly experience that allows him to get out of his own head. But, as a trans person, Niko faces obstacles and doubts while diving with small groups of strangers. Are these situations safe? Are these people going to be respectful?
At the precise moment you’re reading these words, billions of animals across the planet are on the move, migrating by land, sea and sky to their intended destinations. This challenge to the thousands-year-old legacy of transit is explored in Our Planet II, the stunning new docuseries that captures some of the most dramatic, compelling odysseys in the natural world.
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