Tony Gerber, a renowned and accomplished filmmaker, has garnered numerous prestigious awards, including an Emmy and a PGA award, for his remarkable body of work. Notably, he has directed over a dozen films for National Geographic, including the captivating series "Kingdom of the White Wolf", which was shot in the harsh yet breathtakingly beautiful Arctic environment. Gerber's impressive feature documentary filmography includes "Full Battle Rattle", a collaborative effort with Jesse Moss, as well as "The Notorious Mr. Bout", which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2014. His most recent feature documentary, "War Game", had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in 2024 and received a nomination for a Writers Guild of America Award. Additionally, Gerber has demonstrated his production prowess by overseeing the PGA-winning film "Jane" and the Oscar-shortlisted "Takeover". As a testament to his creative vision and entrepreneurial spirit, Gerber co-founded Market Road Films with the acclaimed playwright Lynn Nottage.
