Thomas Gofton

Initiating as an actor in the Troma released horror feature "Kill", Thomas started his parent production company Lynnvander Inc. in the spring of 2006 just before attaining his degree in Psychology and Linguistics at the University of Guelph in Canada. Since his first fully produced feature length comedy "Four Aces", Thomas fostered the growth of Synndicus Inc., a media production facility where he serves as an intellectual property development producer. Thomas also founded GenreCon the celebration of all things geek which is held annually in Southern Ontario. Thomas' efforts are responsible for the fantasy micro-series "Mind's Eye, the acclaimed fantasy comedy films "The Gamers: Natural One", "The Gamers: Hands of Fate" and "Humans and Households" as well as the reality shows "Secrets of Cosplay" and "The Consumables". Thomas places strong creative efforts in game design when not pursuing film and is responsible for the inception of two gaming enterprises, The Legacy of Mana series for the Pathfinder RPG and Questing Camelot, an Arthurian lore based board game. He is also the founder of "Stop at Go" the weekly board game review series. When not working in his studio as a video editor, graphic designer and score composer, Thomas spends his time traveling North America and the world hosting screenings, game design sessions as well as panels and workshops to creators, filmmakers and fans.