Pacific Boat Films


We make films abouts boats and seafarers. We tell stories that honor voyages of passengers and crew, the mystery of the sea and grit under sail.

What story would you like to tell?

For Seafarers

We offer to guide you, a boater, through a session where you share your experiences on the ocean. This conversation unfolds informally while you helm a craft underway. We film the excursion both from onboard the boat and from aerial views. Which become a short film, narrated in part by your words, the light shines brighter on the boat or the boater as you like.

For Dealers

Our value to boat sellers is that a story makes a good boat look great. Pacific Boat Films produces engaging media. We propose that our maritime media gains more inquiries and shortens inventory times.

For Charters

Pacific Boat Films showcases the spirit of voyage. With a fine eye we demonstrate the luxury of details, the professionalism of your crew, for the comfort and ease of your guests.




Production Approach

Our approach varies based on objective, but shares some common features, like including video of your vessel underway onboard and views from above. In some projects we may sit for an interview and talk about a person's experience, maritime lifestyle, or the history of a vessel. Some projects ask us to draw focus on the makeup of a featured craft and a tour of the cabin.




Hire our Team

The result of our project is a 5-7 minute narrative film.

Our production team travels to locations worldwide.

About Pacific Boat Films

A marine media production company that tells stories on the ocean from San Diego, California.

Matt Bouvet

Matt is a Southern California filmmaker and an FAA-licensed drone operator. His practice of aerial marine videography and admiring boats give our films a luster of praise. He lives to be outdoors and appreciates great earth and sea.

Jeremy Taylor

Jeremy grew up in San Diego, body-surfed Marine Street and sailed to Catalina. He worked behind the documentary camera, tuned his ear to sound, and started asking more questions. Jeremy admires hand-worn objects that tell human stories.