A short documentary portrait of acclaimed Australian chef Ollie Wong.

A 2024 showreel featuring Conor Ashleigh’s cinematography work from across Australia and the Pacific.

Wellness is Life showcases the lives of Indigenous women of childbearing years across Saskatchewan Province as well as crucial wisdom from Indigenous elders and passionate health care professionals working with First Nations Communities.

This poem is the amalgamation of several individual poems composed by a community of teenagers living in a small climate-affected community on Malaita Island in the Solomon Islands. The poems explore how climate change impacts their lives today and their concerns for the future.

A short observational documentary that follows a group of children as they explore in and around a rural Australian pond during a camping weekend.

Jewish Australian Professor Peter Slezak travels to Israel and Palestine and listens to people from both countries and from varying perspectives. Peter’s parents survived the holocaust, and soon after migrated to Australia; as a proud Australian Jew, Peter seeks answers to his many questions.

A short film made over a day-long train trip from the mountains of the small Caucasus nation back to the capital, Tbilisi.

The showreel features a mixture of personal and commissioned documentary work primarily from Australia.

A showreel that features Conor Ashleigh’s commissioned work from across the world including in Iran, South Africa, Lesotho, India and many more.

Cinematographer Conor Ashleigh and musician Lachlan Dale set out on an epic journey through the Pamir Mountains and Badakhshan regions of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. The film made by Conor Ashleigh is a visual response to the track performed and recorded by Lachlan Dale while on the trip.

Originally from Newfoundland, Greg’s adult life has been scattered across prisons in the North Atlantic provinces of Canada. After being released during Covid, Greg moved to Halifax and lived in a shelter where he applied for permanent housing. Then, in the middle of 2022, he finally received the news he’d been waiting for, a place of his own.

While visiting Iran regularly over a nine-year period, Conor Ashleigh was lucky enough to travel extensively across the incredibly diverse landscapes and cultures that make up the Islamic Republic of Iran.