Seaproof.tv is a Canadian multimedia company, with a strong focus on our oceans.

Multimedia - a word used way too early during the 90's when we were figuring out how to use CD's for something other than music. Now we live in a true age of multimedia, and it's exciting as hell. 

For nearly twenty years Seaproof.tv's Russell Clark has worked across many disciplines - newspapers, magazines, books, web, digital magazines, photography, video, branding, social media, and the challenging  underwater world. It has made Seaproof.tv a unique and versatile company.

Though Seaproof.tv has a keen focus on water related video, we are a jack of all trades - and proud of it! Having one company that can cover different aspects of your media requirements results in consistency, efficient turnaround, and value. 

Seaproof.tv began as a partnership with co-founder Trisha Stovel, now it is a sole proprietorship, owned and operated by Russell Clark.  ​Over the years Seaproof.tv has grown from an idea, into a respected company with a strong client base - and a list of happy customers. We've had a ton of fun along the way, producing content for companies like AquaLung, TourismBC, Shearwater Research, and Canon to name a few. 

In October 2017 Russell Clark was honoured to be elected a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, and continues to make Canada better known through Minimentaries, and the Beneath BC project.

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Russell Clark

An accomplished magazine art director from the big smoke of London, England, Russell has called Canada home for a decade and continued his reputation of quality design and editorial work. An avid diver, Russell is also a well travelled, passionate person who will argue the merits of quality filmmaking until the early hours of the morning. Providing you’ll listen of course.

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Code of conduct

As everyone's favourite neighboured Spiderman would say "With great power comes great responsibility". As scuba divers we are privileged to be able to explore the underwater realm, but we also have a responsibility in the way we conduct ourselves. 

Seaproof.tv pledges to:

• Dive conscientiously, conservatively and ethically: use good buoyancy control, practice good spatial awareness, secure our gear so it doesn't impact the environment, and adopt environmentally friendly dive practices
• Be aware of the fragility of reefs and marine life habitats and acknowledge our role as divers in protecting aquatic environments
• Learn about some of the most pressing problems facing these vulnerable environments and help educate others
• Never put any marine life in stress to get a shot, always respect marine life, and give them suitable distance
• To be patient and never force an animal to do something
• Respect local cultures and customs when you are working abroad
• Recycle gear packaging, batteries and electrical devices in the proper manner
• Never put the shot before an animal, diver safety, or aquatic enviroment ​