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Andy Maser has twelve years of experience as a Director of Photography, Producer and Editor for commercial, broadcast, documentary, non-profit and feature film clients. He calls Portland, Oregon home, but regularly shoots in locations around the world.

A National Geographic Explorer, Andy is often tapped for critical shoots in remote and dangerous parts of the world. He is comfortable shooting on SCUBA in whitewater rivers, hanging out of helicopters and navigating logistics in politically unstable countries.

In 2012, Andy worked as a Director of Photography for numerous National Geographic and PBS shows, major commercial clients and a feature film. He produced and wrote for PBS and provided full service production services for major non-profit organizations.

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National Geographic Shoot: Though the Lens of Instagram

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I recently finished shooting an episode of Monster Fish for National Geographic Television about sturgeon, a prehistoric fish that inhabits the coastal rivers of the Pacific Northwest. We shot the show on a Sony F3, a RED Scarlet, Canon 5Ds and GoPro Heros and worked with a stellar cast: Zeb Hogan (friend, fish biologist, host), Christian Begin (partner in crime behind the camera), Drew Pulley (Producer from National Geographic TV) and Eric Saltzer (Associate Producer from National Geographic TV).

Our motley crew spent two long weeks together filming, what we all agree, will be a very good hour of television. We also had a lot of fun. The photos below are a selection of the experiences we had along our journey. Enjoy!