Marine Wildlife Stock Footage in Mexico
Marine wildlife stock footage for documentary, broadcast, + conservation projects | Baja California & Gulf of California
I maintain a library of underwater footage filmed across Baja California, the Gulf of California, Guadalupe Island, and Revillagigedo.
It’s built from time in the water observing behavior, so the sequences reflect how these animals actually move and interact.
The collection includes sharks, manta rays, whales, orcas, dolphins, and bait balls. All clips are available for licensing.
Filmed with Field Experience
This footage is shaped by long-term work in the same regions and with the same species.
I approach filming as part of the process of understanding behavior. That allows me to anticipate moments, work efficiently in the field, and capture sequences that are difficult to obtain on short timelines.
Much of this work takes place in protected areas under permit, working alongside researchers and local teams.
Marine Wildlife Filmmaking Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I license marine wildlife footage in Mexico?
I offer a library of underwater footage filmed across Baja California and the Gulf of California, available for licensing for documentary and broadcast projects.
What species are included in Erick Higuera’s stock footage?
The library includes sharks, manta rays, whales, orcas, dolphins, mobula rays, and large-scale events like bait balls.
Is the footage filmed in natural conditions?
Yes. All footage is captured in the field, focusing on natural behavior and real environmental conditions.
Can Erick help find specific sequences?
Yes. If you’re looking for a specific species or behavior, I can help identify relevant clips or shoot additional material when possible.