Storytelling at the edge of the world with award-winning filmmaker Trevor Wallace
About this episode
Trevor Wallace discusses how film connects people with place, history, and culture, along with insights into underwater archaeology.
How one explorer is using film to connect people with place, history, and culture — plus, one-of-a-kind insight into the world of underwater archaeology and more
People in this episode
Guest: Trevor Wallace
Topics covered
- storytelling
- filmmaking
- underwater archaeology
- culture
- history
- exploration
Keywords
- storytelling
- filmmaking
- underwater archaeology
- culture
- history
- exploration
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Canadian Geographic
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