Pamela Wood

In addition to writing and shooting photos, I’ve also done a bit of videography. Here are some of the videos I’ve done.

Oyster survey: I joined the Department of Natural Resources team aboard the Miss Kay, as they surveyed oysters in the Upper Chesapeake Bay. What they found was not promising.

Rockfish Poaching: This video on illegal fishing nets was shot in part using my new tripod. The tripod helped me get a better, steadier shot of the police spokesman.

Icebreaking on the Chesapeake: Here is a quick and simple video shot aboard the MV Sandusky, a state-owned icebreaker.

Bay at a Crossroads: For a Sunday package on “The Bay at a Crossroads,” I asked two experts to offer advice on how people can help the Chesapeake Bay. This is the first video I shot with my Nikon D90 camera.

Singing About Terrapins: I hadn’t planned on recording video when I went to a teacher training workshop about terrapins. But when I saw the George Fox Middle School ukulele players, I thought I’d give it a shot. I was glad to have video capability on my Nikon D90 camera for this exact reason: unplanned video opportunities.

An Island Reborn: This video a rare one that includes voiceover work by me. I spent a day out on the Chesapeake Bay’s Poplar Island for a package on how it’s being rebuilt.

Counting Blue Crabs: I tagged along on a research trip that involves dragging a dredge on the floor of the Chesapeake Bay to count crabs.

Life on the Water: This is a look at what it is like to go oystering in the South River.

Natural Harmonics: This one is not a work video, it’s for my husband’s guitar instruction business. I shot the footage and helped him with editing.