Scott Cassell - Catcher

Scott has accumulated over 12,000 hours of dive time as mixed-gas commercial diver, explorer-film maker, and a USCG qualified Submersible Pilot.

He is ‘on screen talent’ with MTV’s WILDBOYZ as well as ‘extreme cameraman’. His work with Giant Humboldt squid has been featured on over four Discovery Channel productions and the BBC around the world and Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea DVD where he is featured on a bonus track.

He holds the world record for Longest Distance Traveled by a Diver (52 miles in 9.5 hours non-stop) He used a diver tow - glider he invented to cover more range for open-sea underwater filming. The world record was his way of "testing it" and used the event to raise money for a children’s charity.

His recent work as a civilian has been in Maritime Vessel Security working as a Counter Terrorism Dive Operator in ‘High Risk’ world regions for client companies where his secret operations continue.

He is also is in production of the HD 26 episode ‘Sea Wolves, the Series’, where his partner, Dale Pearson and he are filming the last great underwater mysteries.

Currently when Scott isn’t spying on bad guys or out at sea discovering and filming new sea phenomena, he is a professional Trapeze Artist and ‘Catcher’ for Trapeze High circus training group in Escondido California.