2 hr 25 min
Nathalie Lasselin - A deep dive into Film-making and exploration with AquaNath The Scuba GOAT Podcast
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Ladies and gents, welcome to the Scuba GOAT podcast. Last year at the OzTek dive show in Melbourne, I had the pleasure of meeting Nathalie Lasselin. Our introduction was brief, but it was enough to pique my interest in her inspiring story and make me realize that she needed to be featured on the show. In this episode, join me as I chat with Nath and uncover her motivations for venturing into the uncharted waters of the Arctic, spending over 30 hours submerged over two consecutive dives, and searching for evidence of the First Nations' presence in Quebec hydro-electric reservoir, Canada, and that's just for starters!
Get ready to dive deep into the world of underwater exploration and documentary film-making in the next exciting episode featuring Nathalie Lasselin.
Nathalie is an award-winning film-maker, dive expedition leader, cave and wreck explorer, and instructor with a passion for documenting our planet and raising awareness for our freshwater resources. As a keynote speaker and on-camera talent for TV shows, she shares her love for discovery and empowering people to have a better relationship with their environment. With numerous critically acclaimed films and awards, Nathalie's work has been released in over 25 countries and featured on networks like Discovery and Nat Geo.
Formally trained as a director of photography, Nathalie casts an inquisitive eye on our blue planet and with Pixnat Productions she documents the captivating exploration of our earth. Her films have been critically acclaimed and have received numerous awards at international festivals as well as being released in over 25 countries. Nathalie regularly organizes small group diving expeditions for surveying, filming, 360 degree photography and other missions through her non-profit organization Aqua Sub Terra Exploration (ASTEX)
RECOGNITIONS
Women Diver Hall of Fame inductee
Royal Canadian Geographical Society fellow
Explorers club fellow
NATHALIE'S LINKS
FACEBOOK
INSTAGRAM
AQUA SUB TERRA
AQUANATH.COM
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Thanks for listening legends!
Enjoyed this episode? GREAT, we would LOVE a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review via iTunes or your favourite streaming platform. It all helps with promoting the show.
☎️ We also appreciate any feedback, especially if you have topics or people you would like to hear on the show.
Simply leave us a comment, use the Contact Form or flick us a DM via social media 🎙️ Do you want to appear on the show? Click on the "Guest Registration" link in the Nav bar and let's take a look at your story
VIP - Would you like to join us on a dive trip? If the answer is yes, use the contact form, leave your details and tell us to add you to the list.
Music credit to: Forever Young by AudioCoffee | https://www.audiocoffee.net/
Have some thing to share with us? Flick us a Text Message now.
Ladies and gents, welcome to the Scuba GOAT podcast. Last year at the OzTek dive show in Melbourne, I had the pleasure of meeting Nathalie Lasselin. Our introduction was brief, but it was enough to pique my interest in her inspiring story and make me realize that she needed to be featured on the show. In this episode, join me as I chat with Nath and uncover her motivations for venturing into the uncharted waters of the Arctic, spending over 30 hours submerged over two consecutive dives, and searching for evidence of the First Nations' presence in Quebec hydro-electric reservoir, Canada, and that's just for starters!
Get ready to dive deep into the world of underwater exploration and documentary film-making in the next exciting episode featuring Nathalie Lasselin.
Nathalie is an award-winning film-maker, dive expedition leader, cave and wreck explorer, and instructor with a passion for documenting our planet and raising awareness for our freshwater resources. As a keynote speaker and on-camera talent for TV shows, she shares her love for discovery and empowering people to have a better relationship with their environment. With numerous critically acclaimed films and awards, Nathalie's work has been released in over 25 countries and featured on networks like Discovery and Nat Geo.
Formally trained as a director of photography, Nathalie casts an inquisitive eye on our blue planet and with Pixnat Productions she documents the captivating exploration of our earth. Her films have been critically acclaimed and have received numerous awards at international festivals as well as being released in over 25 countries. Nathalie regularly organizes small group diving expeditions for surveying, filming, 360 degree photography and other missions through her non-profit organization Aqua Sub Terra Exploration (ASTEX)
RECOGNITIONS
Women Diver Hall of Fame inductee
Royal Canadian Geographical Society fellow
Explorers club fellow
NATHALIE'S LINKS
FACEBOOK
INSTAGRAM
AQUA SUB TERRA
AQUANATH.COM
Support the Show.
Thanks for listening legends!
Enjoyed this episode? GREAT, we would LOVE a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review via iTunes or your favourite streaming platform. It all helps with promoting the show.
☎️ We also appreciate any feedback, especially if you have topics or people you would like to hear on the show.
Simply leave us a comment, use the Contact Form or flick us a DM via social media 🎙️ Do you want to appear on the show? Click on the "Guest Registration" link in the Nav bar and let's take a look at your story
VIP - Would you like to join us on a dive trip? If the answer is yes, use the contact form, leave your details and tell us to add you to the list.
Music credit to: Forever Young by AudioCoffee | https://www.audiocoffee.net/
2 hr 25 min