Catherine Winder is a producer and media executive from Canada, credited as a producer on Invincible, the Skybound Entertainment series.
Winder is credited as a producer on Invincible, part of the production team behind the Skybound Entertainment series. Her role draws on years spent producing animated television and film projects for major studios.
She led Rainmaker Entertainment as president from 2009 to 2012, overseeing the Canadian animation studio's slate of film and television work. Earlier in her career she produced Star Wars: The Clone Wars, drawing on experience working in Japan's film industry to help shape the show's anime-influenced visual style. A native of Toronto, she has spent her career largely within Canada's animation and digital media sector.
Catherine Winder is a producer and media executive from Canada, credited as a producer on Invincible, the Skybound Entertainment series. Her credit draws on a career spent producing animated television and film.
Winder is credited as a producer on Invincible, part of the production team behind the Skybound Entertainment series. The role reflects years of experience producing animated projects for major studios.
Winder produced Star Wars: The Clone Wars earlier in her career, drawing on experience working in Japan's film industry to help shape the show's anime-influenced visual style.
Winder served as president of Rainmaker Entertainment from 2009 to 2012, overseeing the Canadian animation studio's slate of film and television work.
Winder is a native of Toronto and has spent her career largely within Canada's animation and digital media sector.

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