Cinematography Demo Reel 

Anthony William Wallace is a Canadian documentary filmmaker and cinematographer with over a decade of experience working across every province and territory in Canada. His work focuses on environmental, scientific, and remote-location storytelling, and he has collaborated with organizations and broadcasters including National Geographic, CBC, APTN, Canadian Press, and Canadian Heritage.

Tasiujarjuaq & Weeneebeg: Bays of Life - National Geographic Documentary Films
Cinematographer, Field Producer

Discover the compelling story of Cree and Inuit communities fighting to protect their waters — the lifeblood of families for millenia. Produced by Pristine Seas at National Geographic Society, this film offers an intimate look into the heart of the vital Hudson Bay and James Bay ecosystems. For countless generations, these thriving waters have sustained communities’ way of life. Through stunning, never-before-seen underwater footage captured by the National Geographic expedition team and gorgeous animations, the film brings to life the emotional and inspiring voices of local communities stepping up to save their homelands.

Replanting A Garden  - Short Documentary 14 min
Director/Producer/Editor/Cinematographer

In the wake of a devastating coral bleaching event, a group of Jamaican fishers, scientists, and marine wardens come together to restore their reef and the community that depends on it. Replanting a Garden follows the grassroots work of the Oracabessa Bay Fish Sanctuary as its members search for resilient coral, fragment and replant damaged reefs, and protect one of the Caribbean’s most threatened marine ecosystems.

The Peel Project - Feature Documentary
Director/Producer/Editor

The Peel Project is a multi-layered venture bringing together film, the arts and sciences as a means of telling a uniquely Canadian story of art, adventure and Canadian wilderness. The Peel highlights the vibrancy of the Peel River Watershed in Yukon/Northwest territories. This watershed is one of the last intact watersheds left in North America, spanning nearly 68,000km2 of arctic wilderness. As of January 2014 71% was opened to economic development — a decision that has been passionately fought ever since.

Reclaiming cultural identity through the Tlicho online store
Assistant Camera, Drone operator, Location Sound

The Tlicho online store is a creative outlet for the artwork of the Tlicho people.
In this film John B. Zoe explains the way in which the land informs the creations of the Tlicho people and how those creations act as a means of maintaining and reclaiming cultural identity.

Experimental Lakes -Short Documentary 30min
Director/Producer/Editor/Cinematographer

A poetic rumination on the grit and labour that goes into accumulating scientific data,
Experimental Lakes is a short film that follows two evolutionary scientists as they undertake a
30 year study to examine humanity’s unintentional impacts on the evolution of wild fish.