I've always belonged to the ocean — snorkeling before I could swim, apologizing to the sea for what we've done to it, collecting plastic one dive at a time. Now I'm reaching for the stars — to come back and save what I love most.
Dive deeper ↓I grew up in the ocean. While other kids played on land, I was underwater — talking to jellyfish, befriending crabs, apologizing to starfish for what humans had left behind. The ocean is not a resource. It is a family. And family deserves to be protected.
Every dive, every snorkel — I bring something back that doesn't belong there. One piece at a time, because that's how oceans are saved. Not all at once, but every single day.
Spielberg made the world fear sharks. I want to make the world love them. Shadow isn't dangerous — he's misunderstood. And that changes everything when you know his name.
I'm competing for a seat on a rocket — ranked #42 globally. Not for the view. For the voice. When you've seen Earth from space, people listen when you say the ocean needs saving.
From the glass you drink from to the ocean you swim in to the blue marble you see from orbit — water connects all life. I am here to protect every drop of it.
They saw a monster. But no one saw him. An AI short film about the ocean's most misunderstood creature — and what happens when someone finally chooses to see instead of fear.
"What if the monster
was never the monster?"
A book for the children who will meet a shark one day. Songs written between the sea and the stars. Frequencies to come home to. All of it made in the control tower, between four weeks at sea and four weeks on land.
The story the film was born from. A tiger shark who swims in heart-shaped patterns, and the one person who chose to see him instead of fear him. A children's book about the creature we got most wrong.
Nine songs and counting. "He Knows the Sea", "Mellom hav og stjerner", "Hjemmet under vann", and two written on deck, in the middle of a shift, because the sea was singing anyway.
Hour-long soundscapes built on my own tracks and the sound of the sea, for sleeping, diving in your mind, or just coming back to yourself after a long day. New frequencies as they arrive.
Every creature I meet in the ocean becomes family. They aren't just animals — they are teachers, friends, and messengers. Here are the ones who found me.
"Stop fighting the current. You were never meant to swim against it."
"The present moment is all you ever have. Stop waiting for life to begin."
"You cannot stop the waves. But you can learn to swim with them."
"Move with intention. Rest with purpose. Every breath is a choice."
"Follow your joy — it always knows the way home."
"I apologize to the ocean every time I find plastic beneath the surface. Then I pick it up. Because sorry without action is just noise."
This is not a hobby. This is a life. Every piece of the puzzle — the business, the rocket, the dives — they all serve one purpose.
Space Jules funds the mission. AI film, concept shots and storytelling for brands and agencies — the same craft that made Shadow, put to work. Every shot I sell pays for a dive, a rocket seat, or a shark who needs a better story.
Currently ranked #42 globally in the SERA space competition — #1 in Norway. The astronaut title is not the destination. It is the amplifier. When you've been to space, the world listens differently.
Travel the world. Dive the reefs. Pull plastic from every sea I find it in. Talk to sharks, befriend whales, teach children that Shadow is not the monster Jaws made him. One ocean at a time.
If Spielberg made sharks scary, I will make them beloved. Through animation, storytelling, and ocean wisdom — starting with Shadow, the tiger shark who is just deeply misunderstood.
Twelve-second shorts about the creatures we think we know. The biggest fish is a gentle giant. The jellyfish that never dies. The shark with a sixth sense. One animal, one truth, and people watch to the very end.
Competing for a real seat on a rocket. Because the ocean looks different from orbit — and that perspective changes everything.