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Kreg began his career in the early 90's as a record producer/engineer which included projects for Capitol Records and Motown/Mojazz; his love for both music and film and his unique ability to weave the two is what he is known for in both his directorial and editorial approach. In the mid-90's he transitioned into post-production and quickly built a following as a commercial editor. His editorial credits include Coors Light, TRUTH, Burger King, Levis, MTV, TNT Sports, The Tonight Show and many more.
Kreg combined his musical background and 10+ years of editorial experience into a successful career as a commercial and documentary director. In 2005, he pitched and sold his first show to the History Channel. The program, Mayan Doomsday Prophecy, aired in 2006 under the series Decoding the Past. This success led to Kreg's next project, Lost Book of Nostradamus, which became one of the History Channel's highest-rated shows in the network's history, drawing in close to 4.5 million viewers. Kreg's success continued in the Summer of 2008 with his first series, Jurassic Fight Club. The series showcased Kreg's storytelling with his talent for handling visual effects. The series premiered to rave reviews in Entertainment Weekly and the New York Times.
Kreg combined his musical background and 10+ years of editorial experience into a successful career as a commercial and documentary director. In 2005, he pitched and sold his first show to the History Channel. The program, Mayan Doomsday Prophecy, aired in 2006 under the series Decoding the Past. This success led to Kreg's next project, Lost Book of Nostradamus, which became one of the History Channel's highest-rated shows in the network's history, drawing in close to 4.5 million viewers. Kreg's success continued in the Summer of 2008 with his first series, Jurassic Fight Club. The series showcased Kreg's storytelling with his talent for handling visual effects. The series premiered to rave reviews in Entertainment Weekly and the New York Times.
