In the Wake of Giants is a feature documentary that follows conservationist Jono Allen as he navigates the challenges and triumphs of marine conservation across some of the world’s most ecologically significant waters. From the vibrant reefs of Indonesia and the whale shark sanctuaries of Western Australia to the cultural traditions of remote island communities and the whale-filled waters of Tonga, Jono’s journey is one of discovery, connection, and hope.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Coral Triangle, Australia, and the Pacific, the film explores how humans, nature, and sustainable tourism can coexist. Through breathtaking cinematography and immersive storytelling, In the Wake of Giants brings audiences face to face with the ocean’s largest inhabitants, revealing both their beauty and their vulnerability - and showing that the choices we make can help shape a future where both whales and coastal communities thrive.

Our Mission

We believe in the power of storytelling to inspire change. This documentary sheds light on the profound connection between people and the ocean, demonstrating that conservation is not just about protecting marine life - it’s about creating a future where ecosystems and communities thrive together. By following Jono’s personal journey, the film highlights the importance of understanding both environmental and cultural perspectives in the quest for sustainable solutions.

Why This Film Matters

As the demand for ocean-based tourism grows, the choices we make today will determine the future of our seas. Unregulated industries and unsustainable practices threaten critical marine habitats, but In the Wake of Giants shows that there is a way forward. By learning from successful conservation models, confronting difficult questions about tradition and sustainability, and working alongside those fighting for change, we can ensure that these waters remain a sanctuary for generations to come.

What You Will Experience

• Captivating underwater footage of migrating whales, thriving coral reefs, and untouched marine environments.

• Jono Allen’s personal journey as he builds a deeper connection with the ocean’s giants and grapples with the complexities of conservation.

• Real-world examples of sustainable tourism and conservation efforts that are making a difference.

• A compelling story that empowers audiences to take action - not just by supporting conservation, but by making conscious choices in how they travel and interact with the ocean.