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The fonds consists of materials created by the various members of the group, and by the group as a whole. The records not only reflect the working process, but also the marketing and promotion involved in the projects. Almost all of their projects are represented here, with various degrees of completeness.

For works such as Adoption/Qumiktut/Unakuluk, Anaana and Uyarasuk/Ningiura (My Grandmother) there is a complete range of materials from daily scene shoots to multiple language versions of the final work. Many of the films are produced in English, French and Inuktitut. Some early works such as Atagutaluk Starvation, Qulliq, Piujuq and Angutautuq, Avingalaraaluit/Unikausiq, Aqtuqsi: the nightmare, and Travellers are only represented with sub-masters or masters with very little additional audio-visual material relating to, or revealing of, the process of production.

Other projects such as Beyond Tomorrow/Ikuma are represented through versions of the film in various languages, filmed or recorded interviews with participants and writers, and scripts in English, French and Inuktitut. There is also a fair amount of post production material such as workshops that grew out of this project.

Item is a video contain a documentary on the history and evolution of the Kingston Psychiatric Hospital. Includes a small amount of patient testimony. Producer: Barry Gardiner. Senior Producer/Director: Janice Belanger. Producer/Director: Shallen Thompson. Writer: Susan Beeby.

File is comprised of 4 film reels of original footage taken by Ray Schweinsburg. this is likely footage that was edited and used in the film Arctic Heritage.

Release print of the film by Robin Gunn Ltd. which explains a desire to develop the Prudhoe Bay gas fields and build a pipeline through Canada to the midwestern United States. Producers, Jaques Robin, Lorainne Newbigging; narrator, Leif Ericksion.

Three versions/copies of the same film showing Bill Gunn in the field capturing audio of birds. All three of the films are spliced (presumably) from original footage. They are in various states of condition. Shown is Gunn's parabolic microphone as well as a variety of other audio equipment. One of the reels is attributed to W.H. Carrick.

This film depicts finches from the Galapagos Islands. There is paperwork in the can that identifies the variety of finches shown. This film was possibly produced for the CBC.

Prairie Waters was an episode of the CBC television series The Nature of Things that was dedicated to Bill Gunn after he passed away. The episode was an exploration of Manitoba's Delta Marsh and its animal, bird and plant life.

Item is a video containing homemade documentary of the making of 1997's science formal, "Castleraglaheinah"