Video highlights from the OOI-RSN 2010 cruise with the ROV Jason II. We will be revisiting many of the same locations this year with the Canadian ROV ROPOS.
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Music: Gymnopedie No. 1 by Erik Satie, provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com.
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Produced by Katherine Turner & Carlos Sanchez Edited by Katherine Turner.
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Original soundscape by Hugo Solis; video produced by Katherine Turner and Carlos Sanchez; photography and videography by Carlos Sanchez; edited by Katherine Turner.
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Produced, edited,and photographed by Katherine Turner and Carlos Sanchez
Music: Kevin MacLeod
A combination of satellite imagery, weather forecasts, and experience are critical information in cruise planning.
Produced and edited by Katherine Turner and Carlos Sanchez .
Enlighten '10 Co-Chief Scientist Deb Kelley describes the plan for Jason Dive J2-515 in the Axial Volcano caldera.
Produced and edited by Katherine Turner and Carlos Sanchez
The story of a smooth and successful recovery of Jason in foul weather during Enlighten '10.
Video produced by Katherine Turner & Carlos Sanchez
Edited by Katherine Turner
On Deck videography by Carlos Sanchez
02 Deck videography by Ed McNichols
Still photography by Katherine Turner
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This time-lapse video was photographed and produced by Katherine Turner and Carlos Sanchez, graduate students in the Digital Media program at UW. They will be working as a team to complete short documentary videos about the expedition and the research behind it. The music on this time-lapse imagery is from the "Flight of the Bumble Bee" licensed by: www.RoyaltyFreemusic.co.uk.