Wolf Thomas

Wolf Thomas is a Mohawk of the Wolf Clan from Grand River Territory. Wolf is a Mohawk Nation historian and has lectured at several colleges and universities. Having a deep appreciation for his history and culture Wolf formed the British Native Allies Re-enacting Group in 1998. This led to several roles in local historical documentaries from 2001 on that eventually led to roles in television documentary productions. Wolf's film credits include The History of the Lincoln and Welland Regiment (Mario Madau Productions), Studio2 Legends And Memories (TVO), Auguste A Treasure Ship's Tragedy National Gepgraphic (Aspy Bay Pictures Inc. / Cinenova Productions Inc.), Ontario Visual Heritage Project's Brant/Brant County, Oxford/Oxford County, A Place Of Refuge Chatham-Kent, Just Passing Through Sarnia-Lambton, Life On The Edge Muskoka, Riches Beyond Our Rocks Greater/Grand Sudbury, Rooted In Stone West Parry Sound, Island Of The Great Spirit Manitoulin Island (Lock 3 Media), The People and The Bay (MacMaster University Lock 3 Media), The Battle Of Oriskany Battlefield Detectives (The History Channel Granada Television), I Take The Path (The Canadian Bible Society Kurt Harrison Films), Washington The Warrior (The History Channel Cosgrove Meurer Productions), Hearne: Journey to the Northern Ocean (Virginia Barter) and PBS The War of 1812 (PBS WNED). Along with acting Wolf has been a consultant and hand to hand choreographer as well. Wolf is also credited in several books such as Native Peoples (The Discovering Canada Series) by Robert Livesey and A.G. Smith, Rebellion in the Mohawk Valley by Gavin K. Watt and The Blooding Of Jack Absolute by C.C. Humphries.