Eric Gonzalez is a Calgary-based director and producer known for delivering impactful stories on an international scale.

From his early days directing weekly documentaries in high school, Eric has built a career collaborating with major brands like the Wall Street Journal, ESPN/X-Games, and Swatch, as well as trusted broadcasters like CBC. Through his production company, he has worked as a field producer and director of photography, bringing high-stakes stories to life with nuance and impact.

Eric’s recent work includes directing RBC Spotlight, an eight-episode series for CBC’s Olympic coverage during the Paris 2024 Olympics, and field-producing over 110 athlete interviews for the Beijing 2022 Olympics. In these projects, he created a space where athletes felt at ease sharing their stories, capturing moments of vulnerability and resilience that resonated deeply with audiences.

He has also collaborated with the University of Calgary to produce online course modules for their business entrepreneurship program, including ENTI 317, a required course for all business students.

Currently, Eric is directing a 50-minute documentary for CPKC, following the journey of the 2816 steam locomotive from Calgary to Mexico—a project that merges historical storytelling with cinematic technique to honour a legacy.

With a reputation for sensitivity, integrity, and a focus on meaningful storytelling, Eric is known for delivering visually and emotionally compelling narratives, especially when the stakes are high.