Anthony's foray into the world of cinematography commenced with a stint as a cinematographer on the highly acclaimed documentary "Might Times: The Children's March", a film that would go on to receive the most esteemed award in the industry, the Oscar for Best Documentary: Short Subject, in the year 2005. This groundbreaking achievement served as a catalyst for his continued pursuit of excellence, as he subsequently enrolled in the prestigious New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, a renowned institution renowned for its rigorous academic programs and esteemed faculty, to further refine his craft and hone his skills in the art of cinematography.
Anthony embarked on a new chapter in his career, leveraging his academic credentials to secure a position in the editing department of The History Channel, where he honed his craft by working on a diverse array of documentaries. His impressive portfolio also included stints on various reality television shows, with his work ultimately being showcased on prominent networks, thereby further solidifying his reputation as a skilled and meticulous editor.
Anthony is currently dedicating his professional endeavors to the meticulous process of editing documentaries that strive to alleviate the far-reaching and calamitous consequences of industrialized civilization on the natural environment.
One of his most notable and impressive projects to date is the documentary "Kiss the Ground", a thought-provoking and insightful guide that presents a solution-oriented approach to reversing the devastating effects of climate change through the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices.
