Adam Phipps

Adam Phipps is a filmmaker, musician, and installation artist.  His core values of ecological responsibility, inclusive community, and labour equity are central to his work.  Adam has Produced and Directed two wildlife documentaries and several narrative and documentary shorts. He has also produced several albums of music and works of interactive installation art including works at the In The Soil Arts Fest and  Produced several music albums including two concept-albums of his own as Predator/Prey, as well as several interactive video art installations.  In addition to his own work, Adam often has the privilege of working in a supporting role for a diversity of incredible projects with social and cultural significance.  He holds a BFA in Film Production from York University. 

Anthony Wallace

With over a decade of experience working in documentary films, Anthony Wallace has been privileged to film in every province and territory across Canada, meeting amazing people and hearing their stories from coast to coast to coast.

He is a producer and director of the feature documentary, The Peel Project, which focuses on 6 artists on a 20-day canoe trip through the Peel watershed across the arctic circle. The film has toured internationally and the corresponding art exhibit has travelled across Canada raising awareness for protecting the Peel. In 2017, he was selected for the Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency, where he hiked for 2 weeks on the Historic Trail. The focus was to document a series of sound installations and music performances. The final product Remnant Vibrations was displayed at the Yukon Arts Centre in 2018. In 2019 he was selected to join the Banff’s Arts Centres inaugural Adventure Filmmakers Masterclass where he has furthered his knowledge of outdoor wilderness filmmaking. 

He has worked on Productions for CBC, APTN, NFB, Nine Network, Shopify and many others in various roles from Camera operator, Drone operator, Location Sound, and Production Manager.