What do dreams mean? David S. Wills doesn’t have a clue.

Please explain what just happened.

I’ve been trying to figure that one out myself for years…

What is your earliest memory?

Running back from a creek with tadpoles in my hands and getting yelled at. Slapped, too!

If you weren’t an adventure filmmaker/musician, what other profession would you choose?

I would pursue whatever profession would allow me to wander around aimlessly.

Describe a typical workday.

The day begins with emails — lots of emails. Then some time to receive and gestate new ideas. I’ll take some phone calls and quite often I’m off to catch a flight somewhere. I spend a fair amount of time crawling through mud and searching for food and I tend to eat gross slimy things in the course of a workday. I wind down by playing guitar and maybe writing a song. A typical day will end with me sleeping on a rock.

While on a cage diving expedition off the California coast, Matthew Baldwin stares into the abyss–and something stares back.

Slade Ham sets out across open water on an adventure and comes through it better than anyone expected.

Ever since childhood, David Wills wanted to see a shark in the wild. In less than a year, he managed to come closer than he ever wanted – twice. From a bus crash in the jungle to paralysis in the ocean, his shark adventures are a tale of stupidity and terror.

Florida, 1975. In need of some money to buy a shiny avocado green electric clothes dryer for her mother, Robin Antalek joins the local bad boys for some midnight shark fishing off the town pier.

Robin Antalek visits the ghosts real and imagined on a deserted beach she calls childhood. It was the seventies. There were surfers, bonfires, and men dressed in white sheets.

Sharks with fins shaped like scythes await Smith during a trip to the Philippines.