Shark Wrangler, Stuart Cove, will be featured on CNBC's TV show "The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch" planned to air 4/19/07.
New York City, New York, April 18, 2007 - Shark Wrangler, Stuart Cove, will be featured on CNBC's TV show "The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch" planned to air 4/19/07. Stuart Cove will be interviewed on the show in part for his unique work on major Hollywood feature films involving sharks. Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas is one of the few places in the world where divers and snorkelers can interact in a safe manner with the ocean's greatest predators, Sharks.
According to Stuart Cove, "Being on The Big Idea TV Show was a great experience. Mr. Deutsch is a dynamic personality, and I enjoyed the interview that took place in New York at CNBC's studios." The focus of the show was "Dangerous Jobs", and the interview discussed Stuart's experience working with sharks on the many feature films his company Stuart Cove's Underwater Hollywood has been a part of in addition to his experiental knowledge of sharks and their behavior.
Mr. Deutsch and Stuart also discussed how a certified diver could dive with sharks, and even with proper training and experience, learn to feed and wrangle the sharks themselves. Videos of an actual Shark Dive at Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas, off Nassau, Bahamas was shown during the taping.
Mr. Cove continues, "We discussed several other Hollywood blockbuster film projects we have been fortunate to work on over the last few years, such as the recent James Bond Film "Casino Royale", "Open Water", "Into The Blue", "After The Sunset", and of course, every year for the last several years we have been featured on "Discovery Channel's Shark Week."
The Bahamas is unique for filming sharks, as the waters off Nassau offer filmmakers and tourist divers alike an amazing opportunity to dive close-up and personal with Sharks.
The interview airs Thursday, 4/19/07 on CNBC TV.
For more information on MSNBC's TV show "The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch" visit http://www.bigideadonny.com or http://www.cnbc.com.
For more information on Stuart Cove, visit http://www.stuartcove.com. For more information on Stuart Cove's film projects, visit http://www.underwaterhollywood.com.
New York City, New York, April 18, 2007 - Shark Wrangler, Stuart Cove, will be featured on CNBC's TV show "The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch" planned to air 4/19/07. Stuart Cove will be interviewed on the show in part for his unique work on major Hollywood feature films involving sharks. Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas is one of the few places in the world where divers and snorkelers can interact in a safe manner with the ocean's greatest predators, Sharks.
According to Stuart Cove, "Being on The Big Idea TV Show was a great experience. Mr. Deutsch is a dynamic personality, and I enjoyed the interview that took place in New York at CNBC's studios." The focus of the show was "Dangerous Jobs", and the interview discussed Stuart's experience working with sharks on the many feature films his company Stuart Cove's Underwater Hollywood has been a part of in addition to his experiental knowledge of sharks and their behavior.
Mr. Deutsch and Stuart also discussed how a certified diver could dive with sharks, and even with proper training and experience, learn to feed and wrangle the sharks themselves. Videos of an actual Shark Dive at Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas, off Nassau, Bahamas was shown during the taping.
Mr. Cove continues, "We discussed several other Hollywood blockbuster film projects we have been fortunate to work on over the last few years, such as the recent James Bond Film "Casino Royale", "Open Water", "Into The Blue", "After The Sunset", and of course, every year for the last several years we have been featured on "Discovery Channel's Shark Week."
The Bahamas is unique for filming sharks, as the waters off Nassau offer filmmakers and tourist divers alike an amazing opportunity to dive close-up and personal with Sharks.
The interview airs Thursday, 4/19/07 on CNBC TV.
For more information on MSNBC's TV show "The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch" visit http://www.bigideadonny.com or http://www.cnbc.com.
For more information on Stuart Cove, visit http://www.stuartcove.com. For more information on Stuart Cove's film projects, visit http://www.underwaterhollywood.com.
