Eric Pauls is a renowned filmmaker and storyteller known for his exploration of existential themes through insightful character studies. His film journey commenced with the creation of both narrative and documentary shorts, paving the way for his feature-length directorial debut, "To the Mountain," for which he also wrote. This captivating film premiered at the esteemed Oakville Film and Art Festival, earning recognition as a Standout Discovery on iTunes and being lauded as a masterpiece of "Wistful Poignancy" by the National Post.
Following this success, Pauls impressed audiences with his poetic documentary, "Rosebud, Alberta," which premiered at the Edmonton International Film Festival. He continues to venture into diverse genres and mediums, including directing for True-crime series, music videos, and commercials. He has been recognised as a finalist for the esteemed Sundance Writers Lab and won numerous awards for his work.
He now spends most of his time utilizing his storytelling prowess and documentary filmmaking skills to make a meaningful contribution to research and systems thinking within Government, Healthcare, and Social Innovation. His innate knack for discovering captivating stories making him a highly sought-after collaborator.