Caleb Graham is a filmmaker with a focus on cinematography based in Sydney, Australia. Inspired by the landscapes and people in the small Australian towns he was raised in, long and short form Documentaries have become a passion and focus in his career. In 2021 he co-directed, filmed, and edited the feature length documentary ‘Green is the New Black’, which screened internationally at film festivals in 2022 and is now available for streaming on Docplay and Apple TV.

With roots in the worlds of surfing and music, he has branched out to work on a wide variety of documentary projects for renowned outlets such as ABC, SBS, Ni-TV and Vice - with a particular love for projects that highlight issues around mental health, the climate crisis and BIPOC. Prior to narrowing his focus towards Cinematography roles, Caleb cut his teeth as an Editor - working for several years on the ABC shortform-doc series ‘Heywire’ under a veteran ABC producer/director, and also editing the Aria Award winning feature-doc ‘Home is for the Heartless’, for globally loved Australian metal band Parkway Drive. This extensive editing experience has helped develop an intricate understanding of how to capture compelling shots that tell a story.

Outside of documentary projects Caleb is building a name as an in demand Cinematographer, bringing his unique aesthetic to branded content, music videos, and commercials. When not on the tools you’ll find him roaming the coast or mountains in his trusty bakers van, chasing a wave or throwing back a beer under a Eucalypt tree.

I acknowledge the Gadigal and Wangal People of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of the lands where I live, learn and work.

I recognise and am inspired by the original storytellers, and their continued connection to land, water, sky and community.

Always was, always will be.