As two experienced, award-winning filmmakers, we bring a versatile set of skills to every project—from concept to final cut. What we lack in numbers, we make up for in passion, dedication, and a deep-rooted love for the ocean. Every frame we craft is infused with purpose and care, because for us, this work is personal.
Meet the Team
SMALL TEAM, BIG IMPACT.
LUCA KELLER
Founder, Director, Producer, DOP
A filmmaker known for his rich signature colors and ability to capture intimacy without intrusion. He films the way he dives: slow, calm, and with deep respect. That’s why the ocean trusts him. With every shot, he invites viewers to see the ocean as he does: full of detail, emotion, and wonder.
Fueled by red ginger tea and a sharp eye for detail, he sees what others miss and waits until the moment is just right.
- If you were an ocean creature…
A frogfish: patient, still, and always watching for the perfect shot - Secret skill:
Philosophizing (especially underwater) - On shoot quirks:
Obsessively protective of his camera gear
JULIA BAUMGARTNER
Writer, Screenwriter, Producer
Julia is the voice behind the stories. A screenwriter with a sharp pen and a soft heart for the ocean. Her style ranges from witty and sarcastic to poetic and emotional — with just enough salt to sting or soothe.
Fueled by coffee and matcha lattes, she’s a fantasy book binger and a daydreamer at heart.
- If you were an ocean creature…
A bobtail squid: shy, tiny, but glowing with unexpected magic - Secret skill:
Binge-reading fantasy books - On shoot quirks:
Constantly thinking about her cat and dog
CHIARA KELLER
Marketing Manager
As Marketing Manager at Underwater Lunatics, Chiara makes sure the creative side and the practical side stay on speaking terms, so good ideas do not just exist, but actually reach the right people in ways that feel aligned and intentional.
- If you were an ocean creature…
A cuttlefish: Quietly observant, creatively shape-shifting, and just weird enough to keep things interesting. - Secret skill:
Making everyone else look more photogenic by comparison. - On shoot quirks:
Caring as much about the energy behind the camera as what ends up in front of it.
