Working with Steve Backshall and the Deadly 60 was one of the best production experiences I have ever had. The premise of Steve´s show is to find as many deadly creatures in as many locations across the World as possible.
His arrival in Baja had us encountering Rattle Snakes, Squid, Tarantulas, Scorpions and various other creepy crawlies.
I have never worked with snakes before, let alone some of the World´s most deadly Rattle Snakes. After recovering from the shock of finding most of the deadly snakes within a few meters of where I was sleeping. I can honestly say I have found yet another animal that fascinates me and enthrals me.
Check out The BBC website for more information on the show
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About Luke Inman
Originally from Great Britain, Luke is an award winning Lighting Cameraman, Photographer and Adventurer. Luke is passionate about Shark Conservation and about being underwater!
He has filmed above and below land for the BBC, The BBC Natural History Unit, National Geographic, Lucas Films, Castle Rock Entertainment, The Monterey Bay Aquarium, Warner Music, Discovery and Animal Planet.
He has photographed diverse subjects for various publications, commissions, editorial and advertising from living legends like golfer Gary Player to mystical archeologically sites deep underwater.
Luke is a very accomplished Scuba Diver. He has been a PADI Course Director for over a decade; he was one of the youngest Master Instructors to ever have been invited to become an Instructor Trainer.
Luke has been diving and teaching technical scuba and rebreather for 14 years. Luke was part of the original dive team to start using military grade rebreather equipment to tag pelagic hammerhead sharks for conservation and research. It was these expeditions that led to the successful creation of www.adoptashark.com and to collaboration with UC Davis in California and the National Park Service to come up with a structured outline for using rebreathers in scientific research.
Luke has been a consultant for both PADI and IANTD Central America regarding training issues for Scuba diving. Luke has worked as a trouble-shooter and fixer for various productions and expeditions in North and Central America, pulling off some amazing victories against Latin American bureaucracy and preventing many a Producers and Editors heart failure.
After graduating from the University of the West of England (Business & Marketing) Luke attended the London International Film School. Luke has settled in La Paz, Mexico and now holds both British and Mexican Nationalities.
Luke´s favourite part of his day is walking his dogs.
