Toronto, ON, Canada
9 reviews$650 - $850 / Day
Request QuoteCristian Gomes is a Canadian Director of Photography, Producer, and Director known for his compelling storytelling, stunning visuals and intimate access. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Production from York University, Cristian has collaborated with industry leaders like CBC News, the National Film Board, Shopify, Calm and many more. His work has been showcased at international film festivals, and broadcasted around the world — praised for its emotional depth and visual impact. Most notably, his film The Last Guide, captivated over a million viewers on streaming platforms, solidifying his reputation as a filmmaker who knows how to connect with an audience. Cristian is eager to partner with clients who share his passion for powerful storytelling. When you work with Cristian, you’re not just hiring a filmmaker—you’re teaming up with a creative professional dedicated to collaboration, pushing the boundaries of what's possible and bringing your vision to life.
April • 2021
Cristian was amazing to work with. He was professional, personable and really good at what he does. He was great with correspondence and excellent working with our clients. Would hire him again and would not hesitate to refer him to anyone looking for a videographer/cinematographer
March • 2022
Excellent team went above and beyond
June • 2021
Cris knows his stuff. Good communication, pro-active on the ground, and the footage looks great. Recommended.
Produced for Business Reporter
Produced for Shopify
Produced for TBD Media Group
Produced for CBC
Local legend Frank Kuiack is Algonquin Park’s last fishing guide. At 84, he considers his legacy and wonders who will carry on his work.
Produced for Hearst Digital Media
In Essex, Ontario, Craig Forget is busy making beautiful artwork out of reclaimed wood. For Forget, there is simply no comparison between the soul and character that comes with reclaimed wood versus the sterility of other options. In some cases, nature has taken centuries to craft the materials with which he makes his pieces, and for that, Forget is both impressed and grateful. The process of making his artwork is similarly meditative, as he doesn't plan pieces out so much as he sees where they lead him - and it seems they always lead him to beautiful results.
Produced for CBC
When the refugee crisis hit, American taxi driver Mary Ann started transporting asylum seekers to the Canadian border at Roxham Road. The people she’s helped have changed her world.
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