A diver, passionate explorer, and underwater cinematographer, Evan Kovacs began is his underwater filming 2002 while working with the History Channel. Since then Evan has run high stakes multimedia projects around the world for National Geographic, Discovery Channel, PBS, NOVA, CBC, NHK and others.  Since 2006 he has collaborated with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution on next generation imaging systems. In 2010, Kovacs formed Marine Imaging Technologies, a subsea imaging company to develop innovative ideas for subsea imaging systems and robotics, including Pixel, the first Cinema Class ROV, and Spooler, a new style of penetration class ROV. Evan continues to film, consult and build equipment for projects all around the globe.