George Huang

Swimming with Sharks is a 1994 American comedy-drama film, directed and written by George Huang.

Johannes Roberts

Johannes Roberts returns to the shark-infested waters as director.

Rob Stewart

A true-life adventure following Director Rob Stewart over four years and 15 countries discovering there is a lot more than sharks at risk of becoming extinct.

Dr. Erich Ritter

Created by shark behaviorist Dr. Erich Ritter, the program is dedicated to bringing divers, snorkelers and swimmers closer to sharks, with the intention of showing the true nature of these incredible animals.

by Tucker Gates

Swimming with Sharks is written and showrun by Kathleen Robertson and directed by Tucker Gates.

Steven Spielberg

Directed by Steven Spielberg and based on the book by Peter Benchley, this famous film about a dangerous shark saw the director skyrocket to international stardom.

Filmmaker Austin Gallagher

Filmmaker Austin Gallagher swims with the sharks in this film which aims to change our perceptions about these feared animals.

David Clark and Al Giddings

The directors, David Clark and Al Giddings, are nature and underwater specialists, with an eye for good subjects.

Jeremy Monroe

The film was produced and directed by Jeremy Monroe of Freshwaters Illustrated, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about aquatic ecosystems through photography, video and film.

Doc’ Gruber

The weeks activity is led by the legendary shark scientist ‘Doc’ Gruber, assisted by fisheries scientist Dean Grubbs, with father and son conservation team John and Sune Nightingale there to teach underwater photography and video.

director Jon Turteltaub

Unlike a lot of shark movies in the past couple of decades that throw in a bunch of hot, unknown teenagers to fill its roster of victims, director Jon Turteltaub pulls together a great cast of adults to lead the ensemble of deep-sea researchers, led by the always gruff and intimidating Jason Statham.

George C. Schellenger

Director George C. Schellenger takes the audience into the world of sharks through the eyes of Wyland, Harvey and Abernathy in the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas, one of the last shark sanctuaries on Earth.

Lieven Debrauwer

May Filmmaker Lieven Debrauwer presents a captivating underwater world while following daredevil adventurer Marc Sluszny's shark encounters.

Orson Welles

Orson Welles stars in and directs this tale of sharks in the water, cannibalizing one another in a bloody frenzy.

Andy Dehart

Discovery Channel Shark Advisor and National Aquarium Director Andy Dehart got Andy Dehart's start as an aquarium intern, but an aquarium intern wasn't long before Andy Dehart was swimming with the sharks and becoming involved with ocean conservation.

Michael Crichton

Michael Crichton climbs Kilimanjaro; swims with sharks; beholds the pyramids; directs Sean Connery in Ireland in The Great Train Robbery (encountering a cool demeanor grounded in personal ethos that Crichton can’t help but admire); deep-sea dives for a wreckage in Bonaire (and nearly dies); goes hiking in Baltistan (and nearly dies); encounters gorillas in Africa (and nearly dies).

Chris Kentis

The director, Chris Kentis, used real sharks for this one (no mechanical ones here), and you can really tell-

by Sally El Hosaini

The Swimmers is directed by Sally El Hosaini, with a screenplay written by El Hosaini and multi-award-winning screenwriter and playwright Jack Thorne.

Faculty member Lux Stupica

Faculty member Lux Stupica is the director of SWIM.

Gray A Williams

“There are very few marine-research centres of this quality in the tropics,” says Gray A Williams, director of Swims.