Valeo Films, Inc

Valeo Films, Inc

  • PO Box 389
  • Fort McCoy, Florida
  • 32134-0389

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David Ulloa is the president and owner of Valeo Films Incorporated (VFI). As a technical diver and underwater expedition cameraman, David’s passion for his work and his continued outstanding performance as an Underwater Camera Operator, AD, UPM, Line Producer, Writer, Director and Producer have earned him the respect of his colleagues as well as the industry at large. Undersea Expeditionary Video Services , the newest division of Valeo Films , specializes in expedition-style underwater film and video production. Its current projects emphasize the technical, deep underwater content for which the company has established a proven performance record. In 2008 David was featured on “ The Quest for Sunken Warships ,” a special series for Discovery Networks’ Military Channel. In 2009 his work was featured on two episodes of “ Mystery Quest ,” a series for History Channel. His work can also be seen in print and video, as well as on the internet, throughout the commercial scuba industry. In addition to the company’s professional activities, David maintains a national presence in the film industry through annual sponsorships and participation in numerous film and diving-related events. David is also very enthusiastic about, and looks forward to, speaking at conventions, museums, schools, universities, group meetings and dive clubs. David utilizes his speaking opportunities to enlighten and inform his audiences about our oceans, the creatures within them and the now widely-recognized realization that we must do everything within our power to safeguard them. A fundamental mission of Undersea Expeditionary Video Services is to highlight the plight of the most graceful and magnificent of all ocean creatures – the shark – and to propose solutions toward their protection and conservation. For a complete list of credits and professional biography, go to David’s Bio page at: http://www.valeofilms.com/david.html

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