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'''Greg Donis''' is a director and editor who worked on ''[[Beast Machines (cartoon)|Beast Machines]]''. After gaining his degree from Academy of Art University in 1995, he worked for a while at Post Digital in Las Vegas, before being snatched up by [[Mainframe Entertainment]] to work on their landmark series ''ReBoot'', ''Beast Machines'', and ''Action Man''. Since leaving Mainframe, he spent a two-year stint working for Electronic Arts, before moving back to Canada. More recently he created the reality show ''XS4Play''. | '''Greg Donis''' is a director and editor who worked on ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Machines]]''. After gaining his degree from Academy of Art University in 1995, he worked for a while at Post Digital in Las Vegas, before being snatched up by [[Mainframe Entertainment]] to work on their landmark series ''ReBoot'', ''Beast Machines'', and ''Action Man''. Since leaving Mainframe, he spent a two-year stint working for Electronic Arts, before moving back to Canada. More recently he created the reality show ''XS4Play''. | ||
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Greg Donis is a director and editor who worked on Beast Machines. After gaining his degree from Academy of Art University in 1995, he worked for a while at Post Digital in Las Vegas, before being snatched up by Mainframe Entertainment to work on their landmark series ReBoot, Beast Machines, and Action Man. Since leaving Mainframe, he spent a two-year stint working for Electronic Arts, before moving back to Canada. More recently he created the reality show XS4Play.
Episodes directed
Beast Machines
Episodes edited
Beast Machines
- "Revelations Part II: Descent" (Off-line editor with Sylvain Blais)
