Caleb Graham is a filmmaker specializing in Cinematography and Directing, based in Sydney, Australia. Inspired by the landscapes and stories of small Australian towns where he was raised, Caleb has developed a passion for both short and long-form documentaries.

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 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.

Caleb’s next major project, the feature documentary 'Beyond the Break', is set for release in 2026 - his first solo-directed feature-length film.

With a strong background in documentary storytelling, Caleb has worked with leading networks including ABC, SBS, NITV, and Vice. His expertise extends beyond documentary filmmaking into commercials and branded films, where he specializes in capturing authentic moments in natural environments.

In May 2025, Caleb will be attending the National ACS Awards, following his Gold wins at the NSW ACS Awards, with two nominations in this year’s competition.

With a track record of delivering compelling films on time and within budget, Caleb continues to push the boundaries of visual storytelling - always with the audience in mind.

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.