Biography

Christian "Lee" Foster has lived his entire life in the Greater Toronto Area. From a young age, he showed interest in cameras and film making, and throughout his teen years he frequently shot short films and pushed his filmmaking abilities. He attended the University of Toronto, and graduated with an honours degree in History and Film. During his time at U of T, he began working in the videography field as a freelance filmmaker and camera operator, and now runs his own business - Foster Films and continues to work in the field. Lee works on feature films and shorts, pushing to establish himself in the industry. Lee shot his first feature film in 2013, and has worked on a number of short films and webseries in the following years. He has won awards at six film festivals, placing First Place in the Orion Film Festival for 'Nefarious Prelation'(2008), and First Place at the AVA Video Awards for 'World of the Droid'(2011). He took Second Place in the Monoprice Film Festival(2012), and placed within the Top Ten at the STEAZ Film Festival for 'Art of Life'(2012). He also took Best Screenplay, and Lauren Molloy was awarded Best Actress, for his film 'Slow Shutter'(2008). Recently Lee's 48 Hour Film Race submission, 'Undone' was selected as one of the Top 12 submissions in Toronto for 2016. His film was also awarded Best Original Score (Gagan Singh) and Best Line Delivery (Aaron Heels). Lee now continues to create works of film, and aims to create works that both entertain and educate, focusing on the areas of social justice and understanding in the world today.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Lee Foster grew up in the GTA, and has been making films since his teenage years.

In the last decade Lee has produced and directed a number of short films, and has placed in a number of film festivals.

In 2013 he produced and directed his first feature film, Something Bad. In 2017 he produced 'Nuptials', before producing and directing his second feature 'The Duke of Crows' in January of 2018.
- IMDb mini biography by: Chris