André Musgrove is an acclaimed Underwater Photographer, Filmmaker, and Freediver from New Providence, The Bahamas, renowned for his expertise in capturing breathtaking underwater imagery, and his dedication to ocean advocacy. Growing up immersed in the turquoise waters of The Bahamas, André developed an intimate knowledge of the region’s underwater landscapes and marine wildlife hotspots, which serve as the foundation of his ocean-focused photography and films.

Through his photography, André provides a rare window into an underwater world often unseen, inviting audiences to fall in love with the beauty beneath the waves while sparking meaningful conversations about the urgent need to protect these fragile ecosystems. Specializing in imagery including freedivers and ocean wildlife in the marine environment, André uses his freediving skills to create intimate, respectful interactions that highlight the critical role these animals play in maintaining ocean health. With over 4,000 logged scuba dives from around the globe and more than 15 years of freediving and shark diving experience, he is a trusted expert in working with large marine megafauna such as Tiger Sharks, Hammerheads, and Oceanic Whitetip Sharks.

As an ocean advocate, André serves as an ambassador for SeaLegacy and the Bahamas National Trust, championing efforts to safeguard marine environments and inspire action. He has worked with prestigious organizations and brands, both behind and in front of the camera, including National Geographic, BBC, Discovery Channel, Nautica, and Rolex.

By capturing images of people engaging with the ocean and its vibrant wildlife, André strives to bridge the disconnect between humanity and the sea—a divide that often leads to choices harming this delicate ecosystem. He aims to inspire a deeper connection to the ocean, fostering a sense of responsibility and empowering sustainable actions to protect it.