Reefs Go Live Project

Project Overview

Reefs Go Live is an innovative educational outreach initiative designed to bring marine science directly to young students by broadcasting live, interactive lessons straight from the coral reefs of the Cayman Islands. The project bridges the gap between field research and public education, allowing students aged 9 to 18 to observe underwater environments in real-time and engage directly with marine biologists.

My Involvement & Key Contributions

• Field Production & Technical Operations: Served as field producer and equipment technician for the live broadcasts, managing complex underwater camera arrays and livestreaming logistics in remote marine environments.

• High-Profile Broadcasts: Coordinated and executed high-profile live transmissions, including a special broadcast hosted during the visit of HRH King Charles to the field station on Little Cayman.

• Multimedia Content Creation: Produced complementary video, photo, and graphic assets for education, promotion, and fundraising alongside the Advancement, Communications, and Education teams at the Central Caribbean Marine Institute.

• Media Library Management: Maintained the company's entire media library, overseeing video and photo catalogues, stock music subscriptions, and webcasting services.