We at Drenched Productions have always worked with and featured high-quality products, from our camera gear through to our apparel, scuba equipment, and even our maintenance tools. We aim to use our filming, directing, editing, and narrating skills honed by creating two seasons of Expedition Drenched videos to provide our partners with the highest quality content featuring their products.
Our founder, Captain Nate’s passion for the sea was born from his first bubbles blown at the age of 14 and blossomed during growth into a PADI instructor and underwater videographer. Nate continued to hone his craft for several years, making commercials for various dive companies, and eventually founded his own company in Drenched Productions!
Alongside running Drenched Productions, Nate caught the sailing bug and soon bought his new home base, the Sylfia, in 2019. With a mobile base of operations and a passion for educating people about the ocean, he then founded Expedition Drenched; a marine educational non-profit creating entertaining and informative videos about the Sylfia’s voyages around the South Pacific Ocean and Australia.
Throughout our adventures, we at Drenched Productions have always worked with and featured high-quality products, from our camera gear through to our apparel, scuba equipment, and even our maintenance tools. We aim to use our filming, directing, editing, and narrating skills honed by creating two seasons of Expedition Drenched videos to provide our partners with the highest quality content featuring their products. All proceeds from our collaborations go towards furthering our mission of marine exploration and education, spreading global awareness about the need for marine conservation.
cinematographer & chief engineer
I am Aitor from the Basque Country. Our cultural leagacy brougth me into the seas as we utilized the ocean as our main window to the world for many centuries. I grew up watching Jacques Coutreau’s documentaries and he made me dream of becoming an underwater videographer and an ocean explorer. This encouraged me study environmental engineering and work for marine conservation.
We sailed to the Solomon Islands to find a ghost cruise ship abandoned in a tropical paradise. We found the MS World Discoverer, and we swam right in!
iving with these magnificent creatures was possibly the highlight of all our lives! In the far north Great Barrier Reef you will find, the famous Ribbon Reefs, and on those reefs,
The Great Barrier Reef is a SCUBA divers dream. But which sites should you dive? Expedition Drenched rounds up our top 4 Great Barrier Reef dive sites.
Food management of a Sailing Boat is crucial. Our first experience was sailing off grid to the South Pacific with 6 months’ worth of food. We had to be on top of it every day. We
With our first year at sea behind us, we have returned to “civilization” and some of the realities of the connected world. This has given us the opportunity to reflect on our t
Pirates can’t resist a good shipwreck or buried treasure - and with the HMAS Tobruk, we found both! An unforgettable adventure for the Expedition Drenched crew.
The SS Yongala began her 99th voyage in Australian waters, from Melbourne to Cairns on March 14th, 1911.
We did a night dive in Sydney Harbour and visited the seahorse hotels. Check out Sydney’s innovative approach to helping local seahorse populations.
As we reach the halfway point on the crossing to Darwin, Australia. Spirits are almost as high as the adrenaline rush. When we break Sylfia’s speed record flying through a crack
Everyone loves whales and we have been truly privileged to have numerous in-water encounters with them over the course of the previous year’s journey. You can watch these in our
Global warming is having a HUGE impact on our reefs, and the very thought of tackling such a problem is daunting, but there is so much worth fighting for. We discuss what is Coral
We SCUBA dive a Japanese sub and an American bomber aeroplane in the Pacific Theatre - Diving World War II history in the Solomon Islands
The Coral Greenhouse is a salty mix of culture and conservation on the Great Barrier reef - We dive into the world’s newest underwater art museum.
This week we’re pirates-turned-cheerleaders - supporting Amy as she becomes a PADI scuba diving instructor, and cheering about our dives on the HMAS Brisbane wreck.
Our sails are raised and we’re hitting the sea for Expedition Drenched Season 3 - full steam ahead! This season our adventures take us to the Lord Howe Archipelago, a mind-blowin
