Becky Kagan Schott

Becky is a five-time Emmy Award winning underwater cameraman, DP, photographer, photogrammetrist and technical diving Instructor. She specializes in bringing back video from challenging aquatic environments including caves, deep shipwrecks, ice diving, and marine wildlife. Her career has brought her all over the globe from documenting historical wrecks in Truk Lagoon, Japan, and the Great Lakes, to filming wild dolphins, Humpback Whales, and Great White Sharks. Becky has experience shooting on 11 polar trips to both the Arctic and Antarctica around icebergs, seals, penguins and polar bears. She's documented famous shipwrecks including the USS Monitor, U-869, Daniel J. Morrell and participated in the 2010 Titanic Expedition. Documentaries she's worked on include "Great Lakes Untamed" "The Hunt for Eagle 56" "The Crystal Labyrinth" "Titanic: 100 years in 3D" "Questfor Sunken Warships," "Project Shiphunt" NOAA's "Battle of the Atlantic Expedition" Discovery's "Bering Sea Gold" and several documentaries for National Geographic. Becky has been diving for 28 years, technical diving for 24. She is a certified Cave diver, Tri-mix, Technical Diving Instructor and is certified on several Rebreathers. She is a Fellow in the Explorers Club and was inducted into the Women Divers Hall of Fame in 2013.