Film, TV and still photography · costs by quote
A water location for film, TV and stills
Lori Pailet provides the location for promos, pitches, TV segments, film and still photography, and can provide swimmers by request.
Lori provides the location
For a film shoot, Lori Pailet provides the location and works with the production from there. The categories the school lists are promos, pitches, TV segments, film and still photography.
The school's pool is 60 feet long and 15 feet wide, heated to about 88°F all year. Production details, including where a shoot would take place and for how long, are settled with Lori directly. Text the school at the number below.

The heated pool hall at 88 Fulton Street, tiled deck and stone columns, with light moving on the water
Swimmers by specific request
AquaSkills can also provide swimmers on a shoot, by specific request. The request goes through Lori, who also sets the price.
Every instructor at the school is an American Red Cross certified lifeguard, trained in CPR, AED and First Aid. Costs are by quote, and the school does not post a rate card.
Seven credits the school lists
The school lists its camera work on its own site, from an underwater camera agency pitch to a Telemundo credit. They are set out as a list just below, exactly as the school names them.
The New York Times entry is the 2014 feature “A Liquid Fear,” and the two CBS News entries name Alex Denis and Ann Mercogliano. Each line is printed below the way the school prints it.
Shoots are quoted by text or phone. Text (646) 724-7024 or call (212) 206-6976.
Credits as listed on aquaskills.com
- 01Olympus underwater camera, agency pitch
- 02Aqua Skills Overcoming Fear of Water “You Are Not Alone” (2D/3D)
- 03Wall Street Journal, photo session
- 04CBS News segment with Alex Denis, “It Is Never Too Late to Learn”
- 05CBS News segment with Ann Mercogliano
- 06“A Liquid Fear,” The New York Times
- 07Telemundo
These are the school’s own listings, not awards. The teaching behind the CBS and New York Times pieces is described on the overcoming fear of water page. For a group in the water without a camera, see AquaPool parties.