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A few of the world class celebrities and speakers joining us at BLUE Ocean Film Festival:


Dr. Sylvia Earle at BLUE

Dr. Sylvia Earle

Recognized as one of the world's foremost ambassadors for the oceans, Sylvie is National Geographic Explorer at Large, former Chief Scientist for NOAA and winner of the prestigious TEDprize in 2009. 


Jean-Michel Coustea at BLUE

Jean-Michel Cousteau

Explorer, diplomat for the environment, educator, and film producer, Jean-Michel Cousteau has communicated his love and concern for our water planet for more than four decades. The son of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau, Jean-Michel founded Ocean Futures Society in 1999 to carry on this pioneering work. 




Céline  Cousteau

The granddaughter of Jacques Yves Cousteau, Celine carries on the the family legacy of ocean advocacy through adventure and exploration. She is featured in PBS’ series, Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures, and worked on an upcoming Discovery Channel documentary, working with sharks in the Great Barrier Reef.


Fabien Cousteau

An unwavering supporter of BLUE, Fabien has been diving since he was 4, and was part of the crew of his grandfather’s storied ships, Calypso and Alcyone, at the age of 12. Fabien’s fieldwork and a degree in environmental economics have contributed to his belief that solutions can be found to reconcile human and economic interests with conservation needs.  


 

Dan Basta

Director of the Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Ocean Service. 


Mark Borde

Founder of Innovation Film Group with a reputation as one of the foremost independent film distributors


Paul Gasek

Senior Science Editor and Executive Producer on for some of Discovery's highest rated shows: Deadliest Catch, Mysteries of the Shark Coast and Project Earth.


Don Hahn

Executive Producer for Disneynature’sfirst two groundbreaking films—Earth and Oceans—as well as Lion King. Beauty & the Beast and several other groundbreaking films from Walt Disney Studios.


Greg MacGillivray 

Producer of some of the most popular giant screen films, 

including the top IMAX box office film of all time, Everest, and 

the Academy Award-nominated 

film, The Living Sea.

Steve Schklair


Founder and CEO of 3ality Digital Systems is highly esteemed as one of the world's leading experts in digital and live-action 3D—and is one of the primary catalysts behind the recent resurgence of 3D in Hollywood films. 


Dr. Greg Stone

Senior Vice President and Chief Scientist for Oceans with Conservation International.

Eisuke Tsuyuzaki

Directs Panasonic's North American efforts in technical standards making and corporate development, including the current focus on 3D television and professional 3D technologies. 


Sandra H. Welch

Program 

officer at the National Science Foundation, managing the informal science education media portfolio.


Bridget Whalen

 

Director of Development for the National Geographic Channel (NGC), responsible for finding and creating the best ideas, formats, producers and talent for the network to pursue.