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Eric Alan Donaldson (b. 1968)

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September 21, 1968

Biography from TheMovieDB

Eric Alan Donaldson is a producer, director and editor.  His professional career in production spans nearly 20 years. His first job was as a film runner, driving film dailies to and from the studios. The subsequent years he held a variety below-the-line positions from Grip, to Camera, to Editor, eventually working his way up to Producer, and later, Executive Producer at Los Angeles based FXF Productions.  He has directed, produced and/or edited a variety of content, from commercials to documentaries. And from music videos to feature films. He has worked on advertising and marketing campaigns for Volkswagen, Philips, Activision, Purina, Nike, Red Bull, and Sea-Doo. From 2005 - 2007 he produced 44 episodes of the popular Docu-TV action sports show "GRR-TV" for The Outdoor Channel.

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Grip:
1997  The Fifth Element

Key Grip:
1997  Starship Troopers
1997  The Fifth Element

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