Tony Banks is not only a celebrated musician but also an influential figure in the realm of film and music documentaries. Best known as the keyboardist and co-founder of Genesis, his artistry transcends music into the world of film with noteworthy contributions like "Genesis: When in Rome" (2007), released on DVD in 2008. This concert film captures the band's iconic performance and resonates with collectors for its high-quality production and nostalgic value, showcasing a pivotal moment in the band's legacy. Additionally, Banks played a crucial role in the acclaimed documentary "Classic Albums: Phil Collins - Face Value" (1999), which delves into the making of Collins' seminal album. This particular release is highly sought after among collectors for its insider insights and the historical context it provides about the evolution of rock music. Banks' ability to blend his musical prowess with film makes his work a must-have for any serious collector looking to appreciate the intersections of music and cinema.