Speaker, Instructor, Model, & More

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Ocean is natural Freediver reaching 100ft on her own at a young age with no training.  Ocean trained to break the USA nation record and accomplished a 6:45 static breath-hold in training.    When she attempted to break the record in front of the judges she has an equipment hold up and blacked out right around 6:30 after being unable to keep her head above water because her foot was caught on a weight and float. Ocean doesn't have time to train for competitions but she still enjoys teaching classes when she can make time and still freedives daily for her work with sharks. Check out @OneOceanFreediving for the next class and some great Freediver photos.  

Ocean has been teaching SCUBA professionally for over 22 years.  As an MSDT she holds over twenty distinctive instructor level specialties to teach everything from wreck diving to reef survey dives, and many more.  Ocean has certified thousands of people.  Unfortunately, but fortunately, Ocean is busy with marine conservation and no-longer actively teaches except for special shark and divemaster programs here and there. Bonus fact: Her first stunt gig was doubling the main actress for the 2009 movie "Into the blue, the reef"  for her Scuba and Freediving scenes. 

Ocean Ramsey is 5'9 and worked as a professional runway, fashion, bikini, and lifestyle model in Hawaii starting in her early 20's.   She shoots in her conservation benefit signature Xcel wetsuit line underwater now more than on land however she still does some shoots for companies she cares about, most recently Bremont watches as part of a nonprofit benefit.  

Check out the sustainable bikini line she helped start @OneOceanBikini's to see some of her lifestyle images. 

Ocean is also a SAG/Aftra member and has acted in a few shows after having performed many stunts for movies and other shows that filmed in Hawaii.  Stunts including repelling out of helicopters, fights, cliff-jumping, dirt bikes, pro-stunt car driving, and of course a lot of underwater work, which is how she got started in that industry. 

Trained by the best underwater and wildlife photographer and videographer : @JuanSharks 

Ocean Ramsey was taught how to shoot professional underwater images and film on DLSR's, mirrorless canon, sony, and the RED digital cinema raptor by her truly professional photographer/videographer husband @JuanSharks who received his degree in fine art and photography from BYU.

See his website: JuanSharks.Com 

She has her own Cannon 5DM4 and Nauticam and AquaTech housings and passes off the RED digital cinema Raptor with @JuanSharks but is almost never in the water without at least a GoPro which she prefers for her daily behavioral recording research.  

Production and media rates start at $2000

Ocean is passionate about safety and especially about keeping people safe when going diving with sharks.  "If an accident happens, who gets blamed when it makes news headlines?  The sharks! Despite the more-often-than-not human influence that lead to an adverse interaction.  It is important for conservation moving forward to take every preventable action possible to avoid shark bites in any shark diving operation for the sake of people's lives and the sake of the sharks reputation.  

Be responsible, train for the worst, but be respectful, aware, knowledgable, and actually skilled enough to be able to avoid injuries in the first place."  -Ocean Ramsey

Ocean has trained her own shark safety teams, certified thousands of first responders,  and worked with huge corporations to develop safety measures for water based operations as a their safety officer.  Ocean has worked as a professional water-safety for many productions and specialty projects.