STOCK FOOTAGE
UNDERWATER & WILDLIFE STOCK FOOTAGE LIBRARY
Tom Park has an extensive underwater video and ocean based footage library that will take your production, documentary, film, series or broadcast to the next level. This carefully curated gallery features the finest underwater and wildlife moments captured over years of filming by underwater cinematographer Tom Park, across Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, and East Coast. Tom has serviced a range of industry clients with breathtaking footage, including Silverback Films, Netflix, Channel 9, PBS, Tourism Australia, Tourism Queensland and the Smithsonian.
This stock footage gallery has been shot with a variety of professional cinema cameras, including the 8K RED V-RAPTOR, the 6K RED Komodo in R3D RED RAW, and Sony 4K Cinema Systems. Footage is available in a range of resolutions from 4K to 8K and in a variety formats including RED RAW, Apple ProRes, and MP4 codecs.
For footage licensing enquiries please reach out to tomparkfilms@gmail.com
© Tom Park 2025
This stock footage and underwater marine life image gallery is shot by professional underwater cinematographer, Tom Park, who is based in Australia. This image gallery encapsulates the best coral reef, and wildlife footage available on the incredible Great Barrier Reef. This underwater stock footage gallery houses one of the most complete and visually spectacular licensable shots of The Great Barrier Reef, all shot on industry leading cinema cameras including RED Digital Cinema Cameras in 8K, 6K and 4K.
For ultra high resolution 8K underwater video stock footage of The Great Barrier Reef, this is best underwater and wildlife gallery available.
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