Best Great White Shark Drone Footage 2022 (Narrated)

This is my annual collection of my favorite great white shark moments filmed with my drone over the course of this year. Included are some scenes I've never shared anywhere before, but made my top moments of the year countdown. All captured from above in 4K along the coast of Southern and Central California.

DISCLAIMER:
I'm NOT a marine biologist. As with all YouTube content, I encourage independent verification of facts via official scientific and trustworthy sources. I will strive to post citations for any information I discuss here whenever possible. My goal is to use photography and drones to bring awareness to wildlife and the nature around us. I welcome collaborations with scientists to bring cinematic elements to the educational presentation.

For all footage licensing inquiries please reach out directly to me via the contact form on my website.

All music has been licensed for use.

ORGANIZATIONS:

Shark Allies:

Marine Mammal Care

Atlantic White Shark Conservancy

[CharlieOkayasu]

Its so refreshing to see sharks in something thats not just showing them as killers. Even seeing people and sharks in the same area, just checking each other out. I loved it!!🦈

[MartialManiaK]

"They are just being sharks." Dude you deserve a prize for your splendid expressions. For real, I mean it. Never seen a narration so well done.

[merbish]

Your footage has really helped me understand why shark attacks are considered “rare”. Not because they’re hardly around when you swim in the ocean, but because they hardly care about you.

[Iguanak]

They look so peaceful and calm when being filmed without them noticing.
Most nature documentarys film them after they are baited in with chum, only showing them hectic and furoucious looking.
I loved seeing them just minding their own business and them messing around with kelp was super cute ^^

[AmandaZag]

Your channel is fascinating. My son has autism and not only is he in love with what you do, your voice always has his rapt attention. My husband agrees- you're not only doing a service to the science and education of sharks, you're helping a young boy with social difficulties learn that he can interact with his world in a different way. He put his Christmas money away to start saving for a drone. Hes a little scientist himself. He said, "mommy, the person (you) is interacting without having to worry about all the social ques I have a hard time understanding. Maybe I can do something like this!" My heart melted and right now, Im doing my best not to cry . It never crossed my mind that your drone videos of sharks could positively impact a kid so much.
❤️
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Amanda in Wisconsin

[Patrick-ygmh]

I have a big fear of the ocean, and sharks are probably a part of that phobia, but I have to admit they are truly majestic creatures. The way they casually coast through the waters, even with people near by, is so peaceful.

[lilyth]

I'd never swim in the ocean and I'd be scared to hell knowing they could swim under me BUT I still respect them and recognise the importance of these beautiful creatures in the circle of life.

Beautiful footage and beautiful words!🩷

[annakuch]

The ending actually got me emotional. Sharks are amongst the animals that are so often rather portrayed as monsters and when i get to see them be themselves it makes me happy

[DtheD]

I praise your non-intrusive process to bring the life of sharks to the viewer eyes! Thanks for letting us see These majestic creatures acting naturally in their eco system

[akilesh]

I have never seen a video so well done. No unnecessary action scenes of shark breaches, shark attacks, or close-ups, just to get attention. This footage is just as the author narrates, "Nature as it is", observed from a distance. The narrator does not impose his opinion and allows us to try and understand more about these magnificent creatures.

[kylecouture]

I'm not going to lie, after seeing this, I don't think ill ever be going in the ocean again.

[realitychick]

Observation without exploitation thank you ❤

[augustcanyon]

You gave these fish the most dignity I have ever seen in my life, and I appreciate that. For myself, the kelp behavior was very fascinating. Please keep going with this endeavor.

[mafik]

For the first time in my life a footage of sharks change my fear to affection and understanding for these creatures. Thank you for the beautiful footage!

[siljevanilie]

I’m deadly afraid of sharks, but I begin to understand the effect that Hollywood movies and unnuanced ‘rumors’ of sharks have had of effect on my fear. Seeing videos like this one helps me reframe my fear and understanding of sharks. Thank you - keep up the good work!!! ❤

[clwbchbabycakes]

It's not just your footage. It's your voice, your narration, your content. I appreciate you. Thank you, Carlos. 🧜🏽‍♀💜🦈

[Regrettable-Username]

THIS is what should be playing during shark week. Beautiful footage mate, looking forward to seeing more

[aldrigforsent]

First of all, the footage is absolutely amazing. Secondly, how the hell are people so calm around these apex predators?!

[Game_Rebel]

almost certainly the most majestic white shark footage every captured. truly a pleasure to watch, and thank you for sharing!

[markhopkins]

I was a 6 year old child vacationing in Destin Fl.. I was in mid thigh water when a baby Hammerhead about 12 inches swam i circles around me. Be 62 in Feb but this memory is like yesterday to me. I love what you do please continue none of it is boring to me.