E. Christopher H. Gould

Christopher Gould, MEd, AOCAD is a Canadian seasoned post-production professional and educator with over 25 years of experience in animation and film production, specializing in narrative storytelling, directing, producing, and AI-assisted production across animation and games. A graduate of Ontario College of Art and Design and holding a Master of Education in Teaching Technology from Ontario Tech University (formerly UOIT), Christopher brings both creative and pedagogical expertise to his work. His extensive production credits include serving as Director of Post-Production at March Entertainment, Supervising Director for CBC's Maple Shorts, Post-Production Operations Manager at Corus Entertainment, and working on beloved animated series such as Max & Ruby, Rescue Heroes, Cyberchase, Braceface, Maggie and the Ferocious Beast, Clone High, Little Bear, Pippi Longstocking, Timothy Goes to School, Rolie Polie Olie, and Total Drama Island. As an editor, director, and post-production supervisor, Christopher has guided projects from pre-production through final delivery, bringing both technical expertise and a deep understanding of narrative structure to every production. Currently a Professor at Durham College since 2003, he teaches courses in Cultural Studies in Film, Filmmaking, Cinematic Arts, and game development portfolios, while serving as a published author with his WWII narrative Model T's to Lancasters. His teaching philosophy emphasizes narrative-driven curriculum design, combining his industry experience with innovative pedagogical approaches including gamification, AI integration, and hybrid learning formats.