Blue Water, White Death (1971)
Peter Gimbel and a team of photographers set out on an expedition to find and film, for the very first time, Carcharodon carcharias—the Great White Shark. The expedition lasted over nine months and took the team from Durban, South Africa, across the Indian Ocean, and finally to southern Australia.
Directors: Peter Gimbel, James Lipscomb.
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Tom Chapin as Self |
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Peter Gimbel as Self |
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Valerie Taylor as Self |
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Ron Taylor as Self |
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Phil Clarkson as Self |
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Stuart Cody as Self |
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Peter Lake as Self |
| Directing | Peter Gimbel | Director |
| Directing | James Lipscomb | Director |
| Sound | Stuart R. Cody | Sound Director |
| Editing | John Maddox | Editor |
| Production | Barry Cullen | Production Assistant |
| Camera | Peter A. Lake | Still Photographer |
| Production | Roland Condon | Coordinating Producer |
| Crew | Rodney Fox | Stunt Coordinator |
| Editing | Michael McManus | Assistant Editor |
| Camera | Tom Chapin | Assistant Camera |
| Sound | Sol Tabachnick | Sound Mixer |
| Production | Stanton A. Waterman | Associate Producer |
| Sound | Mark Rappaport | Sound Editor |
| Camera | Ian McKechnie | Assistant Camera |
| Production | Phil Clarkson | Production Manager |
| Editing | Randy Roseman | Assistant Editor |
| Editing | Lucille R. Rhodes | Assistant Editor |
| Art | Priscilla Bowden | Art Designer |
| Art | Dennis L. Judd II | Location Scout |
| Production | Rodney Jonklaas | Production Coordinator |
| Production | Arthur O'Connor | Production Assistant |
| Production | Elyn Clarkson | Location Coordinator |
| Art | David Cohen | Graphic Designer |
| Production | John M. Carey | Production Manager |
| Camera | James Lipscomb | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Peter Gimbel | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Ron Taylor | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Stanton A. Waterman | Director of Photography |
