National Geographics "Mad Scientists"

It was a cold day at Lake Tahoe and I had on two wet suits equaling 8mm. I looked like a tire. I had been hired to shoot all the underwater portions of this episode. The crew and I had to hike down the side of a snowy hill to access the 42 degree lake. 25 ft under the water we explored the creation of these "Mad Scientists." It was a fun new experience and I look forward to more wacky shoots.

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"Travel across America with host John Bowler as he ventures into gadget-filled garages and junk-strewn backyards to meet amateur inventors who are making amazing(ly weird) things! Test-drive a jet-powered minivan, a fire-breathing wheelchair, a water-powered rocket belt, and more. Once we've seen what these 'mad scientists' are capable of, John challenges each inventor to improve one of their creations, and, with his help, build the coolest, weirdest thing they can think of. And here's the catch -- they only have 48 hours. The results? Well, it might work and it might not, but either way, "It's going to get weird!"

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• Mad Scientists
• National Geographic
• Santa Barbara video Production
• Underwater Cinematography