Films and Television
- 2006 CBC ArtSpot
- 2004 The Sharing Circle, segment featuring Alex Janvier.
- 1991 Investment in Art, Alberta Art Foundation, Edmonton, Alberta.
- 1991 Echo Des Songes, Arthur Lamothe, Montreal, Quebec.
- 1984 Seeing It Our Way: Alex Janvier, CBC Edmonton.
- 1983 Our Native Land: Alex Janvier, CBC/CBO.
- 1973 Canadian Indian Canvas, Henning Jacobsen Productions, Toronto, Ontario.
- 1973 Colours of Pride, National Film Board of Canada.
- 1973 Alex Janvier: The Native Artist, Alberta Native Communications Society.
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