Caleb Graham is a Filmmaker and Cinematographer based in Sydney, Australia, with a passion for storytelling inspired by the landscapes and people of small Australian towns where he grew up. With a focus on long and short-form documentaries, Caleb’s work often delves into human stories, exploring themes of mental health, the climate crisis, and the experiences of diverse communities.

In 2021, Caleb co-directed, filmed, and edited the feature-length documentary Green is the New Black, which screened at international film festivals in 2022 and is now streaming on Docplay and Apple TV. His short documentary Blue and Gold premiered at the Byron Bay Film Festival, was acquired by SBS On Demand, and earned him an ACS Gold award for Cinematography. He recently added a second ACS Gold award to his name for his work on the recent Doco-Short ‘Awake’, cementing his reputation as a talented and dedicated visual storyteller.

In 2025, Caleb’s latest feature-length documentary, Beyond the Break, will be released. The film tells the story of Joel Taylor, a former professional bodyboarder who, after a devastating accident left him paraplegic, spent two decades away from the surf - only to return and claim a World Championship in para surfing.

Outside of documentaries, Caleb has built a reputation as an in-demand Cinematographer for branded content and commercials. When he’s not behind the camera, you’ll find him roaming the coast or mountains in his trusty baker’s van, chasing waves or enjoying a cold 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.