Harold Harris

Harrold Harris is a Director, Writer, Musician, and Composer. He lives in Toronto, Canada, and is a very talented & professional personality. He has gained an outstanding learning experience by working in children's animation and got nominated by awards like Emmy, Annie, Bafta, and CSA. Harold Harris has high-quality skills and knowledge of 2-D and 3-D animation techniques.

He has made many shows with his multidisciplinary approach to the story that is cinematic in scope, and both, visually compelling, and emotionally moving. Harold Harris has completed his past education from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the course of Animations from Sheridan College from the year 1985 to 1988.

Then, in the year 1988, he joined as a Creative Director in Topix/Mad Dog, an entertainment news media company that has focused on directly producing viral and shareable content for millennials and worked here for the next ten years. Soon after this, he and his friend, Diane Eskenazi, directed one movie, named "The Nuttiest Nutcracker," a Christmas film formed on The Nutcracker, trying to help The Nutcracker's army to stop the rodent or animal's army from destroying Christmas in 1999.

Then, in the year 2000, he allied as a director in Nelvana, an international producer & distributor of children's animated series, mainly focused on providing boys actions, comedies and pre-school series to the generation, and directed "Clone High," a comedy series centered on a high school, with his friend, named Ted Collyer & "Bob And Margaret," based on the short film Bob's Birthday, with David Fine and Alison Snowden. Then, after some time, he worked as an Assistant Director in Big Soul Animation Studio for five months.

After this, he joined as an Executive Creative in Guru Studios, Toronto, from the year 2009 to August 2019. Harold Harris gave direction and launched "True and The Rainbow Kingdom," an animated series for children, in which True and her best friend, The Cat, help the curious residents of the show Rainbow Kingdom & "Justin Time," a Canadian Television Show for children, in which Justin encounters the common problem of childhood same as every child.

He has also written music for many of these shows and released numerous successful pitches. He has been nominated and got the Annie Awards and Canadian Screen Awards for giving the best direction to the web series, "Justin Time" & "Dinopaws," respectively, in the year 2014 & 2015. Harold Harris recently uploaded a video, named "The COVID Shuffle," in YouTube, which is made in isolation by him and his friends, Roger Lemoyne, Mark Harris & Jim Gelcer, carrying some music instruments with them like Guitar, Harmonica, Bass, and Drums and singing a song altogether and enjoying the Lockdown.