Picture of scuba diver with video camera surrounded by school of fish.

This filmmaker is 'totally obsessed with the natural world'

In the new National Geographic series Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory, he documents some of the world's most amazing wildlife spectacles.

Filmmaker Bertie Gregory emerges camera-first through a huge swarm of mackerel.
photograph by NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC FOR DISNEY

In his new series, Epic Adventures With Bertie Gregory, he takes viewers behind the camera to see both amazing animals and all the work and luck that go into filming them. Each episode tries to show the best of “animal and human, epic and personal, beautiful and urgent,” Gregory says. “I hope audiences are going to be blown away.”

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